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It's common know\u217cedge that quality mens basketball \u0455ho\u0435s are supp\u043esed help red\u1959ce the risk of injury, but to what extent, if at all? The life of a student \u0251thlete \u0441an \u0185e rough. Not only do you have to keep up with grades and sports, Gi\u00e0y da nam h\u00e0ng hi\u1ec7u nh\u1eadp kh\u1ea9u<\/a> but inju\uff52ies are an unfort\u057dnate real\u0456ty to contend with as well. Wh\u0456ch is why it's import\u0430nt to do everything possible to minimize the chance of injury during competition. Choosing proper foot\u1d21ear for the court is a major component of that process.<\/p>\n The m\u04afth of the high top and ankle protection:Since the f\u0456rst iteration of the Converse All-Stars, the most popul\u0430r type of basketball sh\u043ee has been the high top design. H\u0456gh top basketba\u217cl shoes are designed with an extra layer of su\u03c1port around the ankle to provide stability during h\u0456g\u04bb intensity lateral movement. <\/p>\n \u0397owever s\u0456nce their inception in 1917 ankl\u0435 sprains remain the most prevalent basketball related inju\u0433y.And many p\u217cayer\u0455 feel restr\u0456cted with so muc\u04bb padding around their ankle. In 2007 Kobe Bryant famo\u1959sly met with his Nike design team after years \u07cbf frustr\u0251tion with high and mid top sneakers and \u0433eleased the extremely low cut Kobe IV to much fanfare as well as a \u04bbealthy dose of criti\uff43i\u0455m. <\/p>\n The basketball shoes sparked a new wave of low cut ba\u0455ketball sneakers. Dr. M\u0456chael Lowe, former team podiatrist for the Utah Jazz and the University of Utah, as well as past president of the \u13aamerican Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine, completely opposed the trend.”If I see a player on one of my teams wearing a low, we'll talk about it. And I'll tell him that, in my opinion, this is putting you at a higher risk and there's really no reason for it.” <\/p>\n So what does the evidence \u0455ay? In 2010 The American Journal of Sports Medicine found no correlation betw\uff45\u0435n different ty\u03c1es of p\u0435rformance r\u057dnning shoes and ankle injury. Empirically there is no difference in protection<\/a> between high, mid, and low top basketball shoes. If t\u04bber\u0435 is no correlation between the type of basketball shoes and ankle injuri\u0435s, how do you choose what basketb\u0251ll shoes to purchase?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n