Fig. 1. Indian step
Fig. 2. Rainbow jump
Fig. 3. Turn movement
Table 1. the traits of experts
Table 2. the traits of non-experts
Table 3. Five kinds shoes
Table 4. Research Variables
Table 5. Coefficients of Frictions in five kinds of shoes
Table 7. Free moments of right ankles joint during turn- movement
Table 8. Results of stability questionnaire
Table 9. Impulses of five kinds of shoes
Table 10. Results of cushion questionnaire
Table 11. Mean foot pressures for five kinds shoes
Table 12. Differences of foot pressures for five kinds shoes
Table 6. Results of traction questionnaire
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