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    Pilot study: optical tracking of barbell kinematics for low-cost strength training performance monitoring

    Achermann, B., Oberhofer, K., Gross, M., Lorenzetti, S.
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    RADVis: A software tool for the visual investigation of raw accelerometry data

    Straczkiewicz, M., Urbanek, J., Harezlak, J. “…The graphical user interface provided enables efficient exploration of the acceleration signals without advanced computational skills. RADVis allows plotting of the tri-axial data, vector magnitude, and statistical summaries of the subsets of up to two different signals. …”
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    Research methods in biomechanics

    Robertson, D. G. E., Caldwell, G. E., Hamill, J., Kamen, G., Whittlesey, S. N.
    Published 2014
    “…Also included is access to biomechanics research software designed by C-Motion, Visual3D Educational Edition, which allows users to explore the full range of modeling capabilities of the professional Visual3D software in sample data files as well as display visualizations for other data sets. …”
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    Functional testing in human performance

    Reimann, M. P., Manske, R. C.
    Published 2009
    “…Throughout the text, the functional tests are accompanied by photos for visual clarity. To enhance understanding, a companion DVD features live-action demonstrations of 40 of the most advanced tests. …”
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    XXth International Symposium on Biomechanics in Sports

    Published 2002
    “…Coghlan ACTIVE DRAG AT LOW SWIMMING VELOCITIES: Rhys Thorp and Barry Wilson ADVANCED SOLUTION OF AORTA BLOOD FLOW PROPERTIES UNDER BODY ACCELERATION FORCES: S. …”
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    3D Modeling of the Human Upper Limb including the Biomechanics of Joints, Muscles and Soft Tissues

    Maurel, W.
    “…Simulation is especially useful to derive information from the models so as to predict and/or reproduce the behaviors that would be observed in real situations. Computer methods in visualization and simulation have thus great potential for advances in medicine. …”
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