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    Asymmetry in foot pressure distribution patterns during bend sprinting

    Ohnuma, H., Kumano, A., Chiba, Y., Yoshimoto, T.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2025)
    “…Foot pressure was measured using a wireless insole pressure sensor system with 13 sensors per foot. The maximum foot pressure and the pressure of each sensor at the time of maximum foot pressure were calculated. …”
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    Evaluating agreement between a high-g and low-g accelerometer for measuring tibial acceleration across a range of running velocities

    Wong, J., Wyatt, H. E., Whatman, C., Cross, M. R., Yang, D., Sheerin, K.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2025)
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    Effect of longitudinal bending stiffness of marathon racing shoes on the elite runners` lower limb biomechanics

    Kuang, L., Lin, T., Yang, H., Li, R., Zuo, C., Zhang, H., Cai, Y.
    Published in Footwear Science (2025)
    “…Muscle activation was recorded using Noraxon Ultium EMG sensors (Noraxon, Scottsdale, AZ, USA). Kinematic, kinetic data and Surface electromyography signals were processed with Vicon Nexus 2.7 and Visual3D. …”
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    Short Report: Estimating blood lactate dynamics from sweat lactate and sweat rate after high-intensity exercise - A pilot regression-based study

    Hattori, M., Yashiro, K. “…SWL and SWR were continuously monitored using a wearable electrochemical sensor and a ventilated capsule-type sweat rate meter. …”
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    The influence of menstrual cycle in heart rate variability and performance - a case study of a highly-trained female long-distance runner

    Barría-Miranda, F., Azócar-Gallardo, J., Ñancupil-Andrade, L., Ñancupil-Andrade, A., Garcia-Carrillo, E., Campos-Uribe, V., Cresp-Barria, M.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2025)
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    Sensor fusion of high-frequency RTK GNSS and IMU improves the detection performance of running characteristics of each step in 400 m run

    Keisuke, O., Kiyoshi, H., Naoto, M., Akiko, K., Wako, K., Hiroshi, N., Shunya, U., Masaki, T. Subjects: “…Sensor…”
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    Measuring lower-limb kinematics in walking: wearable sensors achieve comparable reliability to motion capture systems and smartphone cameras

    Ma, P., Bian, Q., Kim, J. M., Alsayed, K., Ding, Z.
    Published in Sensors (2025)
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    Estimation of lower limb joint moments using consumer realistic wearable sensor locations and deep learning - finding the balance between accuracy and consumer viability

    Carter, J., Chen, X., Cazzola, D., Trewartha, G., Preatoni, E.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2025)
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    Agreement between an inertial measurement unit (IMU) algorithm and a photoelectric system for analysing spatiotemporal variables during overground and treadmill running

    Miqueleiz, U., Aguado-Jimenez, R., Lecumberri, P., Gorostiaga, E. M.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2025)
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    Profile of 50 m sprinting: the influence of carbon-plated spikes on maximum-velocity performance

    Mackala, K., Krzysztofik, M., Weber, A., Mroczek, D., Zajac, A.
    Published in Sensors (2025)
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    The effects of palmar cooling on repeated sprinting ability: a randomized controlled clinical trial

    Brown, M., Daniels, J., Crabtree, M., Thompson, K., Murphy, J., Pannell, W., McGlawn, R.
    Published in Sensors (2025)
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    Accuracy of smartwatches in predicting distance running performance

    Dai, J., Chen, G., Gu, Z., Qi, Y., Xu, K. Subjects: “…Sensor…”
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    Running injury prevention and performance enhancement: from the lab to the field

    van Hooren, B. P. M.
    Published 2025
    “…Part 3 developed and validated wearable sensors to quantify loading at common running injury locations in-field, and alter running technique, both to reduce injury risk and enhance running performance. …”
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    Repeatability of vertical ground reaction force estimation during running on the athletics track on 3 different days

    Scheltinga, B. L., Buurke, J. H., Kok, J. N., Reenalda, J.
    Published in Journal of Applied Biomechanics (2025)
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    Magnetic garments promote parasympathetic dominance and improve sleep quality in male long-distance runners following a 30 km run

    Nobue, A., Sano, K., Ishikawa, M.
    Published in Sensors (2024)
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    Inertialsensorgestütztes Echtzeitfeedback im Kugelstoßen (Inertial sensor-based real-time feedback in shot put)

    Witte, K., Tiedemann, S., Bürger, D., Edelmann-Nusser, J. Subjects: “…Sensor…”
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    Standing long jump performance is enhanced when using an external as well as holistic focus of attention: a kinematic study

    Saemi, E., Hasanvand, A., Doustan, M., Asadi, A., Becker, K.
    Published in Sensors (2024)
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    Center of pressure measurement accuracy via insoles with a reduced pressure sensor number during gaits

    Fuchs, P. X., Chen, W.-H., Shiang, T.-Y.
    Published in Sensors (2024)
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    A biomechanical comparison of track spikes with advanced footwear technology to a traditional track spike in female distance runners

    Geisler, C., Hannigan, J. J.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2024)
    “…Seventeen competitive collegiate female runners completed 60 m trials at their 5k race pace in each spike condition while outfitted with IMU sensors and plantar pressure insoles. We observed significantly lower peak ankle dorsiflexion in the Dragonfly and Victory compared to the Matumbo and lower whole foot, forefoot and rearfoot peak and average pressure in the Dragonfly compared to the Matumbo and Victory. …”
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    Increasing step rate reduces peak and cumulative insole force in collegiate runners

    Madden, T. S., Hawkins, D. A. Subjects: “…Sensor…”
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