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    Lack of impact moderating movement adaptation when soccer players perform game specific tasks on a third-generation artificial surface without a cushioning underlay

    Lozano-Berges, G., Clansey, A. C., Casajús, J. A., Lake, M. J.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2021)
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    Adjustments with running speed reveal neuromuscular adaptations during landing associated with high mileage running training

    Verheul, J., Clansey, A. C., Lake, M. J.
    Published in Journal of Applied Physiology (2017)
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    Effects of knee flexion angle manipulation on impact loading and metabolic costs during running

    Clansey, A., Hassan, E., Selbie, S., Brown, M., Shew, J., Deluzio, K. “…Clansey, A.…”
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    Can trained runners effectively attenuate impact acceleration during repeated high-intensity running bouts?

    Clansey, A. C., Lake, M. J., Wallace, E. S., Feehally, T., Hanlon, M.
    Published in Journal of Applied Biomechanics (2016)
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    Influence of tibial shock feedback training on impact loading and running economy

    Clansey, A. C., Hanlon, M., Wallace, E., Nevill, A., Lake, M. J. “…Clansey, A. C.…”
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    Effects of fatigue on running mechanics associated with tibial stress fracture risk

    Clansey, A.C., Hanlon, M., Wallace, E. S., Lake, M. J. “…Clansey, A.C.…”
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    The influence of high-intensity run duration on tibial acceleration and shock attenution

    Clansey, A., Hanlon, M. “…Clansey, A.…”
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