The hypothesis is that running barefoot will help runners land on the forefeet whereas running with shoes will cause them to land on their heels.

You will have 10 male participants run a distance of 100 meters twice. You will record their strides with a video camera and observe how they land on their feet.

You will need a running track, 10 male participants 18 years of age, a video camera, and 10 pairs of running shoes for the participants.

The results showed that running barefoot caused runners to land on their forefeet more frequently than when they were wearing shoes. The observation that stands out is that the runners with shoes landed on their heels more frequently.

This science project is interesting because it shows how running barefoot can help reduce injuries and develop muscles in our feet.

Variations of this science project could include running on different surfaces like a field or beach sand, or comparing different types of shoes like jogging shoes or track shoes.

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