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Did you know that stair ambulation can require up to thirteen times the total limb joint positive and negative net work compared to level walking? More insights in the related work (https://lnkd.in/e9xRiYnU) that completes a series of two publications on stair ambulation biomechanics (https://lnkd.in/eK--eT2E). I'm delighted to announce the availability of the extensive stair ambulation dataset. This dataset encompasses various activities such as level walking, stair ascent, stair descent, and gait transitions across three different stair heights, and it is now open for use. https://lnkd.in/ea5knQGf

Let's get it started! To give you a first insight into the content of the HiPer Master's program, we would like to introduce you to the topic of the first module: Movement Science and Biomechanics taught by Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schöllhorn

NEW PAPER 📜 In this one, we focused on the correlation and agreement between different methods used to assess muscle stiffness (shear wave elastography, myotonometry, and passive joint stiffness measurements). 🙂

Here is some information abiut the Biomechanics masterclass that starts in April. 4 sessions at monthly internals. Each session leads on from the previous one and builds your knowledge over the months. Very practical and applicable straight away in clinic. Mainly if you want to get into Biomechanics or start to think about Biomechanics in a very functional way, then have a listen or get in touch.

Today, and 250 papers later, the last (?) paper of my PhD (data collected in 2006) has been accepted for publication ... 17 years after my first paper, also on the same topic (tennis serve biomechanics), was published. How good!

I am pleased to say that my 3rd book on Practical Biomechanics for the Podiatrist has just come out. It starts with a chapter on how Podiatrists treat Ankle to Low Back problems. I then have chapter on current concepts used internationally on injuries. There are individual chapters dedicated to limb length discrepancy, weak and tight muscles, pronation and syndromes, and poor shock absorption. The Book has a good index and self answered questions throughout to test your knowledge. I hope you can take a look at it. Rich Blake DPM https://lnkd.in/g_4f5XEA

🏃♂️ New study reveals a game-changing approach to prevent hamstring injuries in high-speed sports. Dive into a concise summary of how targeted training transformed biomechanics, reducing injury risk and boosting performance. 🚨 Learn more via our latest KT insight below 👇 https://hubs.la/Q02BtX350

Need CEU's? Here's a course to check out if you haven't yet: ➡️ Applied Biomechanics in the Management of Partial Foot Amputations Swipe through to learn more and click the link in our comments to take the course.

🚨Published Today🚨 Weighted Vest Load Arrangement and Data Normalization Effects on Lower Limb Biomechanics During Countermovement Jump Landings By Juan Baus, John R. Harry & James Yang 📲Click the link below to read the full article for 🆓🆓 https://lnkd.in/dWCKkW-Y

Have you signed up for this webinar yet?? Enda King PhD is one of the best in the business and it will be a very informative webinar. If you are involved in any field/court based sport, or deal with any athletes/clients that suffer with hip and/or groin pain, then this webinar will be massively beneficial to you. VALD Health VALD Performance