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Fuchs, P. X., Chen, W.-H., Shiang, T.-Y. “…The 13-sensor layout achieved CCC = 0.95 with 95% confidence, representing the most promising compromise between sensor number and CoP accuracy. Future research may refine sensor placement, suggesting the use of 11-13 sensors. …”

Fuchs, P. X., Hsieh, C.-H., Chen, W.-H., Tang, Y.-S., Fiolo, N.-J., Shiang, T.-Y. “…Research attempted to validate simplified insoles with a reduced number of sensors to facilitate clinical application. …”

Ripic, Z., Nienhuis, M., Signorile, J. F., Best, T. M., Jacobs, K. A., Eltoukhy, M. “…Vision-based methods using RGB inputs for human pose estimation have grown in recent years but have undergone limited testing in clinical and biomechanics research areas like gait analysis. The purpose of the present study was to compare lower extremity kinematics during overground gait between a traditional marker-based approach and a commercial multi-view markerless system in a sample of subjects including young adults, older adults, and adults diagnosed with Parkinson`s disease. …”

Hottenrott, L., Gronwald, T., Hottenrott, K., Wiewelhove, T., Ferrauti, A. “…Given the case study nature of the findings, future research has to be conducted to investigate whether the use of the OT might be able to offer an innovative, non-invasive, and time-efficient possibility to detect and evaluate the health status of (elite endurance) athletes.…”

Purdom, T. M., Mermier, C., Dokladny, K., Moriarty, T., Lunsford, L., Cole, N., Johnson, K., Kravitz, L.

Yang, C., Liu, Y., Zhang, X. “…Research Square…”

Martinho, H., Wolff, L., Capello, K., Kantor, M., Pettitt, R., Dexheimer, J. “…SmO2 has previously demonstrated a strong inverse relationship to both VO2and Heart Rate (HR) for both running and cycling. Although previous research has examined the metabolic responses to both cycling and running, no studies have examined the responses of SmO2, VO2, and HR during a customized graded exercise test (GXT) with a verification phase (VP). …”

Sudol, G., Mleczko, E. “…Research results. Characteristics of the sports biography provided valuable results to understand the development trends of the contemporary model of a champion in professional sports and to develop training and recruitment concepts for future sports champions. …”

Jung, W.-S., Kim, S. W., Park, H.-Y.

Boldt, P., Knechtle, B., Nikolaidis, P., Lechleitner, C., Wirnitzer, G., Leitzmann, C., Wirnitzer, K.

Harty, P. S., Zabriskie, H. A., Stecker, R. A., Currier, B. S., Moon, J. M., Jagim, A. R., Kerksick, C. M. “…Fat-free mass index (FFMI) is a height-adjusted metric of fat-free mass that has been suggested to have a variety of applications in the classification of athletic populations, including the assessment of athletic potential and capacity for further fat-free mass accretion. Previous researchers have identified FFMI upper limits of 28.1 kg/m2 in male football players and 25 kg/m2 in resistance-trained males. …”

Mleczko, E., Sudol, G., Baj-Korpak, J. “…Research results. Characteristics of the sports biography provided valuable results to understand the development trends of the contemporary model of a champion in professional sports and to develop training and recruitment concepts for future sports champions. …”

Schütte, K., Aeles, J., Op De Beéck, T., van der Zwaard, B. C., Venter, R., Vanwanseele, B. “…Despite frequently declared benefits of using wireless accelerometers to assess running gait in real-world settings, available research is limited. The purpose of this study was to investigate outdoor surface effects on dynamic stability and dynamic loading during running using tri-axial trunk accelerometry. …”

Kanyiba, L. R., Mwisukha, A., Onywera, V. O. “…However, Kenyan world record beaters have denounced the motherland flag by switching nationality, sought training in alien bases under foreign managers, been living under deplorable conditions after athletic career, or they have been the victim of neglect-induced death at a prime career age. There is extensive research available on the success of Kenyan athletes, but no study to the knowledge of the researchers has linked the management of Kenyan athletes to that success. …”

Jacobs, D. A., Ferris, D. P. “…Instrumented insoles could benefit locomotion research on healthy and clinical populations by providing data in natural settings outside of the laboratory. …”

Kobsar, D., Osis, S. T., Hettinga, B. A., Ferber, R. “…Accelerometers are increasingly used tools for gait analysis, but there remains a lack of research on their application to running and their ability to classify running patterns. …”

Judge, L. W., Petersen, J. C., Bellar, D. M., Craig, B. W., Wanless, E. A., Benner, M., Simon, L. S.

Buchheit, M., Kuitunen, S., Voss, S. C., Williams, B. K., Mendez-Villanueva, A., Bourdon, P. C.