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    Estimating sagittal knee and ankle moment during running using only inertial measurement units: a top-down inverse dynamics approach

    van Middelaar, R. P., van Rijswijk, N. T., Wouda, F. J., Veltink, P. H., Reenalda, J.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2025)
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    Shoulder kinetics of vaulters during pole bending in the pole vault: focus on relationships with isokinetic shoulder strength

    Kageyuki, T., Kigoshi, K., Yokozawa, T. “…dynamometry…”
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    Sex differences exist in the relationship between vertical jump performance biomechanical parameters and hamstring/quadriceps ratio in adolescent U18 track and field athletes

    Panoutsakopoulos, V., Kotzamanidou, M. C., Manou, V.
    Published in Sports (2024)
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    Effect of two weeks of training cessation on concentric and eccentric knee muscle strength in highly trained sprinters

    Yamashita, D., Hirata, K., Yamazaki, K., Mujika, I., Miyamoto, N.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2023)
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    Elite road vs. trail runners: comparing economy, biomechanics, strength, and power

    Sabater Pastor, F., Besson, T., Berthet, M., Varesco, G., Kennouche, D., Dandrieux, P. E., Rossi, J., Millet, G. Y. “…dynamometry…”
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    Soft tissue deformations explain most of the mechanical work variations of human walking

    van der Zee, T. J., Kuo, A. D.
    Published in Journal of Experimental Biology (2021)
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    A comparison of plantarflexor musculotendon unit output between plyometric exercises and running

    Trowell, D., Fox, A., Saunders, N., Vicenzino, B., Bonacci, J. “…dynamometry…”
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    Differences in maximal strength capacity between isometric squat and mid-thigh pull tests in elite track and field athletes

    Stavridis, I., Fragkoulis, E., Tsopanidou, A., Economou, T., Tsolakis, C., Koulouvaris, P., Paradisis, G. “…dynamometry…”
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    Individual optimization of the repulsion biomechanism When jumping up

    Bilenko A. G., Losin, B. E., Ivanova, G. P. “…dynamometry…”
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    Inertial measurement unit based knee flexion strength-power test for sprinters

    Nagahara, R., Murata, M. “…dynamometry…”
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    Isokinetic dynamometry as a tool to predict shoulder injury in an overhead athlete population: A systematic review

    Bagordo, A., Ciletti, K., Kemp-Smith, K., Simas, V., Climstein, M., Furness, J.
    Published in Sports (2020)
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    Sprint running kinematics and kinetics in pre-peak-height-velocity male children on a non-motorised treadmill: reliability and normative data

    Rumpf, M. C., Cronin, J., Oliver, J., Hughes, M.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2019)
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    Potential relationship between passive plantar flexor stiffness and sprint performance in sprinters

    Takahashi, C., Suga, T., Ueno, H., Miyake, Y., Otsuka, M., Terada, M., Nagano, A., Isaka, I.
    Published in Physical Therapy in Sport (2018)
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    Difference in acceleration patterns in two start techniques: crouch and standing starts

    Shinohara, Y., Nagahara, R., Matsuo, A., Maeda, M. “…dynamometry…”
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    Entwicklung und Evaluation eines Messplatzes zur Tiefstartdiagnostik (Development and evaluation of a measuring device for deep start diagnostics)

    Schwarz, M.
    Published 2016
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    Joint moments of unilateral transfemoral amputees using running-specific prosthesis during sprinting

    Namiki, Y., Sano, Y., Makimoto, A., Hashizume, S., Murai, A., Kobayashi, Y., Takemura, H., Hobara, H. “…dynamometry…”
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    Leg- and joint stiffness in male elite high jump: the influence of stiffness on sports performance

    Boden, E., Braunstein, B., Heinrich, K., Sanno, M., Stäudle, B., Ritzdorf, W., Brüggemann, G. P., Albracht, K., Goldmann, J.-P. “…dynamometry…”
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    Long jump mechanics - olympic versus paralympic champion

    Funken, J., Willwacher, S., Heinrich, K., Müller, R., Hobara, H., Grabowski, A. M., Brüggemann, G. P., Potthast, W. “…dynamometry…”
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    Leistungsdiagnostik von Sprints, Weitsprunganläufen und horizontalen Mehrfachsprüngen sowie Messplatztraining von Weitspringerinnen und -springern im HLT (Performance diagnostics of sprints, long jump runs and horizontal multiple jumps as well as training of long jumpers in the HLT)

    Mattes, K., Manzer, S., Schaffert, N., Reischmann, M. “…dynamometry…”
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    Should athletes use their stronger leg on the front block during the sprint start?

    Salo, A. I. T., Gayen, M., Patterson, J., Wilson, C. “…dynamometry…”
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