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reference point for future studies investigating between-day differences in running kinematics. Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT) results in distal muscle weakness that leads to gait difficulties in both the stance and swing phases, thus limiting function in the community. A primary purpose of ankle foot orthoses (AFOs) is to improve gait function; however, little is known about what AFOs are prescribed and how they benefit children with CMT. To determine the impact of previously prescribed AFOs on gait in children with CMT using compre
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