The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of speed on coordination and its
variability in running gait using vector coding analysis. Lower extremity kinematic data were …

Background Despite our knowledge of several biomechanical risk factors related to anterior
cruciate ligament (ACL) injury, such as decreased knee flexion, increased knee abduction …

Background Emerging research has suggested a plausible relationship may exist between
lower limb coordination and musculoskeletal injury. A small number of studies have …

Running is a popular activity that results in high rates of overuse injury, with less-
experienced runners becoming injured at higher rates than their more-experienced peers …

Coordinative variability (CAV) and underlying coordinative patterns are potential running-
related overuse injury (RROI) mechanisms, but prospective analyses are needed. This study …

Continuous relative phase (CRP) is a measure of coordination between two joints, and CRP
based analysis is being used to characterise joint or segmental coordination during gait …

Frontal and sagittal plane landing biomechanics differ between sexes but reported values
don't account for simultaneous segment or joint motion necessary for a coordinated landing …

The effect of the inclusion of a high hurdle 13.72 m after the start line on elite sprint start and
initial acceleration technique has yet to be investigated or understood. This highly novel …

Force attenuation during landing requires coordinated motion of the ankle, knee, hip, and
trunk, and strategies may differ between sexes. Sagittal plane coordination of the …

Background The stand-to-sit motion has been linked to falls during pregnancy. It is also used
in the clinical evaluation of functional performance. The physical and physiological changes …