Big Makers Of Toning Shoes Say An American Fitness Study Is Bogus

Makers of the increasingly popular physiological footwear dispute the findings of a U.S. study that determined that the shoes, with their unstable soles, don’t provide any special additional benefits in terms of exercise response, muscle building or calorie burning as compared to regular athletic shoes.

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