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    Asymmetry changes in sprinting do not relate to changes in sprint performance

    Gleadhill, S., Nagahara, R. “…This study considers asymmetry during dynamic human movement as any biomechanical differences between left and right sides of the body. …”
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    Effects of advanced footwear technology shoes on race walking efficiency and performance: a randomised cross over study

    Lee, R. Y., Suzuki, Y., Hata, K., Yamazaki, Y., Yanagiya, T.
    Published in Footwear Science (2025)
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    Effects of rhythm changes on sprint speed and step rate in women`s 400 m hurdles

    Hase, S., Iso, S. “…European Journal of Human Movement…”
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    The role of the iliopsoas in the transition from walking to running

    Taira, C., Kiyama, R., Forner-Cordero, A. “…European Journal of Human Movement…”
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    Evaluation of a custom trained human pose estimation model for kinematic analysis of pole vault performance

    Baker, J., Balloch, A., Peeling, P., Reid, M., Hall, A., Bayne, H.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2025)
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    Influence of running wide on the bend on performance in 1500m finals at major championships

    Gonzalez-Mohíno, F. “…European Journal of Human Movement…”
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    The effect of running experience and speed on local dynamic stability in running

    Cerrito, A., Wittwer, L., Schmitt, K.-U. “…Alternatively, it has been proposed to consider the human body as one complex system when assessing and improving human movement. …”
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    The analysis of gait patterns using a color camera and computer vision

    Batysheva, T. T., Tikhonov, S. V., Alekseeva, M. V., Peganskiy, D. A.
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    Effects of fatigue on ground reactions forces-related variables: A systematic review in long-distance runners

    Silva, M., Afonso, J., Ramirez-Campillo, R., Fernandes, R. J., Conceição, F. “…European Journal of Human Movement…”
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    Biomechanics of human locomotion in the wind

    Mesquita, R. M., Willems, P. A., Catavitello, G., Gibertini, G., Natalucci, V., Luciano, F., Minetti, A. E., Pavei, G., Dewolf, A. H.
    Published in Journal of Applied Physiology (2024)
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    Investigation of biomechanical factors in track and field javelin performance: a multidimensional analysis of predictive variables through multiple regression analysis

    Gil, H.-J., Yang, J. J., Park, J. C., Lee, Y. S., Park, J. M. “…Objective: The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of human motion and javelin kinematics during the energy transfer in javelin throwing on records, and to provide evidencebased training insights for athletes and coaches to enhance records. …”
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    The use of IMU-based human motion capture to assess kinematic parameters of specific exercises performed by 400 m hurdlers

    Iskra, J., Pietrzak, M., Przednowek, K.
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    Kinematic analysis of hurdle clearance using a mobile device

    Rymut, B., Krzeszowski, T., Przednowek, K., Przednowek, K., Iskra, J.
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    Relationships between competitive ability and pre-activation time in leg muscles during sprint running and drop jumping in college track and field athletes

    Yokota, K., Oga, R., Tamaki, H. “…INTRODUCTION: Pre-activation (PA) of agonist/antagonist muscles prior to ground contact during running and jumping movements is one of the human motor control mechanisms, and according to previous reports, it has a positive impact on motor performance. …”
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    Relationship between longitudinal upper body rotation and energy cost of running in junior elite long-distance runners

    Lang, C., Schleichardt, A., Warschun, F., Walter, N., Fleckenstein, D., Berkel, F., Ueberschär, O.
    Published in Sports (2023)
    “…Running is a basic form of human locomotion and one of the most popular sports worldwide. …”
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    A comparison of three-dimensional kinematics between markerless and marker-based motion capture in overground gait

    Ripic, Z., Nienhuis, M., Signorile, J. F., Best, T. M., Jacobs, K. A., Eltoukhy, M.
    Published in Journal of Biomechanics (2023)
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    Improving accuracy of real-time positioning and path tracking by using an error compensation algorithm against walking modes

    Gong, J., Li, Z., Chen, M., Wang, H., Hu, D.
    Published in Sensors (2023)
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    Adopting a holistic focus of attention promotes adherence and improves performance in college track and field athletes

    Zhuravleva, T. A., Aiken, C. A.
    Published in Human Movement Science (2023)
    “…Human Movement Science…”
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    Body and balance - increasing sprint speed with the arms

    Thomas, S.
    Published in Techniques Magazine (2023)
    “…Coaching Athletics (Track & Field) is about solving problems with movement. All correct movements will apply the greatest force in the shortest period of time. …”
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    A wearable-sensor system with AI technology for real-time biomechanical feedback training in hammer throw

    Wang, Y., Shan, G., Li, H., Wang, L.
    Published in Sensors (2022)
    “…The results of the current study suggest a remarkable novelty: the difficulty-to-measure human motor skills, especially in those sports involving high speed and complex motor skills, can be tracked by wearable sensors with neglect movement constraints to the athletes. …”
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