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期刊名:Journal of applied biomechanics

缩写:J APPL BIOMECH

ISSN:1065-8483

e-ISSN:1543-2688

IF/分区:1.6/Q3

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Studying ground reaction force (GRF) is essential for in situ running analysis, as they provide critical insights into both performance optimization and the etiology of running-related injuries. However, the use of current measurement syste...
Dong Chul Park,Byong Hun Kim,Joon Haeng Cho et al. Dong Chul Park et al.
This study aimed to identify key kinematic and kinetic factors that affect ball velocity in professional baseball pitchers, focusing on the role of pitching timing. It was hypothesized that pitchers in the high-velocity group (HG) would exh...
Joshua S M Lowery,Kayla M Fewster Joshua S M Lowery
Lumbar spine passive stiffness (LSPS) has been theorized to be a necessary source of stability for the vertebral column. However, the degree that LSPS plays in maintaining spinal stability has yet to be investigated. Trunk moment of inertia...
Athletic Trainers’ Osteoarthritis Consortium Athletic Trainers’ Osteoarthritis Consortium
Members of the Athletic Trainers' Osteoarthritis Consortium (ATOAC) participated in a harvest activity at the 2019 Annual Meeting as an initial step to identify common data elements that researchers should consider when studying osteoarthri...
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Members of the Athletic Trainers' Osteoarthritis Consortium participated in a harvest activity at the 2019 Annual Meeting as an initial step to identify common data elements that researchers should consider when studying osteoarthritis and ...
Amornthep Jankaew,Cheng-Feng Lin Amornthep Jankaew
Hamstring strains result in alterations to muscle function; however, evidence regarding how these changes affect balance performance remains limited. This study investigated the impact of altered hamstring function on balance control in ath...
Nao Hirakawa,Masanori Sakaguchi Nao Hirakawa
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Scapular kinematics are influenced by age, but the relationship in older populations and across functional tasks needs further investigation. The objective of this study was to examine scapular and humeral kinematics during the Work-Related...
Margaret S Harrington,Timothy A Burkhart Margaret S Harrington
Goaltending techniques have evolved to include goaltenders dropping to their knees to cover the lower part of the net, utilizing stances, such as the butterfly and reverse vertical horizontal (RVH). These stances are suggested to place cons...