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    Cyclist`s knee: A regional interdependent biomechanical injury

    Reitz, R. D.
    Published in Journal of Science and Cycling (2025)
    “…The purpose of this clinical commentary is to elucidate evidence substantiating patellofemoral pain syndrome may be a simultaneous multifactorial repetitive stress injury due to the complex regional interdependent biomechanical nature of the LE. …”
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    Investigation of the fatigue and recovery process of swimmers using perceptive, myotonometric, ergometric and biomechanical parameters

    Alves de Carvalho, F.
    Published 2025
    “…We found that ergometric and biomechanical outcomes can be reliably reproduced between training sessions, but perceptive, proprioceptive and muscle parameters have great variability and should be interpreted with caution considering clinically relevant parameters. …”
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    Surgical management of swimmer`s shoulder demonstrated poor correlation with preoperative magnetic resonance imaging findings

    Etter, J., Sharpe, K.
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    Determining the importance of ramp performance during BMX Supercross: Use of predictive assessments and strategies to improve performance outcomes.

    Carey, A. C.
    Published 2023
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    Kinetic and spatiotemporal characteristics of running during regular training sessions for collegiate male distance runners using shoe-based wearable sensors

    Long, T., Pavicic, P., Stapleton, D.
    Published in Journal of Athletic Training (2023)
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    The effect of maximalist running shoes on impact loading: a critically appraised topic

    Loudon, J. K., Swift, M.
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    Comparisons of gait variability and symmetry in healthy runners, runners with a history of lower Limb injuries, and runners with a current lower limb injury

    Tenriwulan, A. F., SinsurinK., Areerak, K., Nanta, P., Kong-oun, S., Sakunkaruna, Y.
    Published in Asian Journal of Sports Medicine (2022)
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    Effect of foot orthoses on running economy and foot longitudinal arch motion in runners with flat-arched feet

    Crago, D., Arnold, J. B., Bishop, C.
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    Pedaling stroke length effects on the muscle mechanical and electrical activity during recumbent cycling

    Fukuhara, S., Oka, H.
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    The relationship between hip kinematics and iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS) in long distance runners: a critically appraised topic

    Loudon, J. K., Swift, M.
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    Comprehensive return to competitive distance running: a clinical commentary

    Hegedus, E. J., Ickes, L., Jakobs, F., Ford, K. R., Smoliga, J. M.
    Published in Sports Medicine (2021)
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    Validation of a 3D camera system for cycling analysis

    Scoz, R. D., Espindola, T. R., Santiago, M. F., de Oliveira Alves, B. M., de Oliveira, P. R., Ferreira, L. M. A., Amorim, C. F.
    Published in Sensors (2021)
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    Increased contact time and strength deficits in runners with exercise-related lower leg pain

    Koldenhoven, R. M., Virostek, A., DeJong, A. F., Higgins, M., Hertel, J.
    Published in Journal of Athletic Training (2020)
    “…Objective: To compare biomechanical (kinematic, kinetic, and spatiotemporal) measures obtained from wearable sensors as well as lower extremity alignment, range of motion, and strength during running between runners with and those without ERLLP. …”
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    Longitudinal changes in elite swimmers` 200m freestyle pacing

    Goss, C. S., Greenshields, J. T., Chapman, R. F., Stager, J. M.
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    Asymmetry and injury in swimming: in able-bodied and paralympic populations (the impact of upper body asymmetry: Adaptation or injury risk)

    Brown, J.-A.
    Published 2014
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    Emphasizing one leg facilitates single-leg training using standard cycling equipment

    Staples, T. J., Do-Duc, A.-A., Link, J. E., Martin, J. C. “…Special ergometers used to facilitate single-leg cycling, while maintaining biomechanics similar to double-leg cycling, are not widely available. …”
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    Clinical care of the runner. Assessment, biomechanical principles, and injury management

    M. A. Harrast
    Published 2020
    “…Editor Dr. Mark A. Harrast, Clinical Professor of Rehabilitation Medicine and Sports Medicine and Medical Director for Husky Stadium and the Seattle Marathon, ensures that you`re up to date with assessment, biomechanics, musculoskeletal injuries, medical illness, training, special populations, and other key topics. …”
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    Determination of risk factors causing overuse injuries in runners. New aspects and critical considerations

    Hein, T.
    Published 2013
    “…The aetiology of overuse injuries (OI) in runners appears to be injury-specific with influences from clinical, biomechanical and training-related risk factors. …”
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    Influence of the new regulated device (OMEGA OSB12) on the kinematic variables of the competitive backstroke start

    Qiu, X., Correas, R., Navarro, E., Veiga, S. “…However, the impact of such device on biomechanical variables or start performance are unknown. …”
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    Effect of shoes cleat position on physiological and biomechanical variables of cycling performance

    Chartogne, M., Duc, S., Bertucci, W., Rodriguez-Marroyo, J. A., Pernia, R., Garcia-Lopez, J.
    Published in Journal of Science and Cycling (2016)
    “…Introduction: The cleat under the cycling shoe is generally positioned below the first metatarsal head, directly over the pedal axis (Silberman et al., 2005, Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine, 15, 271-276). Previous studies did not found significant change of oxygen consumption (VO2) with moving forward or backward the cleat position (Van Sickle & Hull, 2007, Journal of Biomechanics, 40, 1262-1267; Paton, 2009, International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, 4, 517-523) although small changes in electromyography (EMG) activity in leg and thigh muscles have been observed (Ericson et al., 1985, Scandinavian Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 17, 53-61; Litzenberger et al., 2008, The Engineering of Sport 7, 1, 215-222). …”
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