Search Results - Human Movement

Térol, S., Limousin, L., Nival, Y., Moly, A., Micheletti, Q., Acco, P., Soto-Romero, G., Costes, A. “…Human participants introduce variability in cycling wind tunnel testing due to fatigue, resulting in slight inconsistencies in position. …”

Albano, D. “…Human movement is a complex phenomenon that varies across different levels and scales. …”

Verwulgen, S., Danckaers, F., Audenaert, E., Duquesne, K., Steenackers, G., Ribbens, B., Sijbers, J., Verwulgen, S. “…We aim to analyze specific kinematics and dynamics of female cyclist using 4D movement measurements (3D+time) combined with medical imaging and numerical simulations to achieve accurate biomechanical human models. …”

Verwulgen, S., Danckaers, F., Audenaert, E., Duquesne, K., Steenackers, G., Ribbens, B., Sijbers, J. “…We aim to analyze specific kinematics and dynamics of female cyclist using 4D movement measurements (3D+time) combined with medical imaging and numerical simulations to achieve accurate biomechanical human models. …”

Albano, D. “…Human movement is a complex phenomenon that varies across different levels and scales. …”

Salas-Montoro, J.-A., Ramírez-Lechuga, J., Zabala, M. “…European Journal of Human Movement…”

Sanchez-Jimenez, J. L., Gandia-Soriano, A., Perez-Soriano, P., Priego-Quesada, J. I., Encarnacion-Martinez, A. “…European Journal of Human Movement…”

Meyer, F., Lund-Hansen, M., Seeberg, T.M., Kocbach, J., Sandbakk, Ø., Austeng, A. “…Methods: The developed method is based on long short-term memory neural networks to detect the initial and final contact of the poles and skis with the ground during the cyclic movements. Eleven athletes skied four laps of 2.5 km at a low and high intensity using skis with two different rolling coefficients. …”

Forte, P., Marinho, D. A., Barbosa, T. M., Morais, J. E. “…European Journal of Human Movement…”

Robinson, A.

Kunert, A., Koska, D., Maiwald, C. “…The study of biomechanical and physiological variables allows human movement scientists to investigate the characteristics of movement patterns in cyclists. …”

Jongerius, N., Wainwright, B., Wheat, J., Bissas, A. “…Key areas of sports science research investigate the functional role of muscle activations within human movement. Even within relatively constrained movements like cycling, significant variability is observed in muscle activation strategies. …”

Budi, D. R., Widyaningsih, R., Nur, L., Agustan, B., Dwi, D. R. A. S., Qohhar, W., Asnaldi, A. “…International Journal of Human Movement and Sports Sciences…”

Evans, S., James, D., Rowlands, D., Lee, J. B.

Burnie, L. A. “…In natural movement tasks individual muscles are seldom required to generate force in isolation and instead most functional movements arise from the cooperation of several muscles acting together - intermuscular coordination. …”

I. Jeffreys, J.Moody “…Cleather 7. The Bioenergetics of Human Performance; James P. Morton and Graeme L. …”

Morán-Navarro, R., Mora-Rodriguez, R., Rodriguez-Rielves, V., De la Fuente-Pérez, P., Pallarés, J. G. “…European Journal of Human Movement…”

J. Vilas-Boas, P. Pezarat-Correia, J. Cabri “…The Conference Technical Program includes oral presentations and poster presentations, organized in four simultaneous tracks: Computer Systems in Sports, Health and Support Technology, Signal Processing in Human Movement and Sport Performance and Support Technology. …”

Iwata, S. “…Introduction: In competitive cycling, pedaling efficiency is one of the key factors and it can be improved by the smooth pushing, pulling back and pulling up movements. Considering the mechanisms of human adaptive movements, we devised an approach to improving pedaling efficiency (fig. 1). …”

Weich, C., Jensen, R. L., Vieten, M. “…The purpose was to detect differences in athletes` running patterns (dM) and movement precision (dD) by comparing a 5,000 m run after a prior cycling session (TRun) with an isolated run over the same distance (IRun). …”