The reduction of the sensibility and of the selective muscular control produces increased exploitation of the biomechanical properties. Indeed, as shown in the correlation analysis provided in the S1 Table, the mean peaks of the knee were strongly correlated with stride time and velocity, but also with the moment and power of the ankle. This means that the strategy adopted determined a well-defined biomechanical configuration characterized by increased plantar flexion of the ankle at the initial phase of the contact, increased extension of the knee, reduction of the stride time and consequently reduction of the speed, reduction of the extensor moment of the knee and reduction of ankle power.