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期刊名:Proceedings of the institution of mechanical engineers part p-journal of sports engineering and tech

缩写:P I MECH ENG P-J SPO

ISSN:1754-3371

e-ISSN:1754-338X

IF/分区:1.1/Q4

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Eamon T Campolettano,Steven Rowson Eamon T Campolettano
A youth-specific football helmet testing standard has been proposed to address the physical and biomechanical differences between adult and youth football players. This study sought to relate the proposed youth standard-defined laboratory i...
David W Sproule,Eamon T Campolettano,Steven Rowson David W Sproule
Youth football helmets currently undergo the same impact testing and must satisfy the same criteria as varsity helmets, although youth football players differ from their adult counterparts in anthropometry, physiology, and impact exposure. ...
Stephanie E Forrester,Felix Tsui Stephanie E Forrester
Despite the potentially negative effects on play performance and safety, little is currently known about the spatial and temporal variability in the properties of artificial turf pitches. The primary purpose of this study was to quantify th...
Paul R Fleming,Stephanie E Forrester,Nicholas J McLaren Paul R Fleming
Third generation artificial grass pitches have been observed to get harder over time. The maintenance technique of rubber infill decompaction is intended to help slow, or reverse, this process. At present, little is understood about either ...
David W Sproule,Steven Rowson David W Sproule
Current youth football helmets, intended for players under the age of 14 years old, are similar in design and are tested under the same standard as varsity football helmets. This study evaluated the impact performance of matched youth and a...
Jenny de Jong,Robbert Fokkink,Geert Jan Olsder et al. Jenny de Jong et al.
In a cycling time trial, the rider needs to distribute his power output optimally to minimize the time between start and finish. Mathematically, this is an optimal control problem. Even for a straight and flat course, its solution is non-tr...