Ronald Aalders wrote:Not force the foot to increase DDFT pull without anything happening until DDFT pull is high enough to snap the foot over and have heels lift from the ground,
You are starting to confuse me. On one hand you say shoes need to be 50/50 below coa. Now you seem to be saying they need to be 0/50. The job you do seems do work well. What your write on here seems to be severely flawed.
just to see them bang back down and have the foot slap level back into the dirt.
Can you be a little more specific as to what you mean by "bang back down"
When anyone worries about the banana allowing the foot to rock back when landing, why does nobody worry about the "slapping and snapping" of "regular" shoeing?
Rooney has an article on this site explaining the worries about a foot rocking back. You adding a wedge appear to have worries yourself.
When the foot "slaps" the ground the muscles are contracted stabilizing the coffin joint. Why would you want the foot to rock back?