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Youlian Hong; Roger Bartlett
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Routledge Handbook of Biomechanics and Human Movement Science
In vivo biomechanical study for injury prevention
Authors

Mario Lamontagne; D. L. Benoit; D. K. Ramsey; A. Caraffa; G. Cerulli

ARI Id

1666142064598_14859386

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

428-445

DOI

10.4324/9780203889688-36

Table of Contents of Book
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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Modelling and simulation of tissue load
1-80
Neuromusculoskeletal modelling and simulation of tissue load in the lower extremities
David G. Lloyd; Thor F. Besier; Christopher R. Winby; Thomas S. Buchanan
3-17
Modelling and simulation of tissue load in the upper extremities
Clark R. Dickerson
18-34
Modeling and simulation of tissue load in the human spine
N. Arjmand; B. Bazrgari; A. Shirazi-Adl
35-49
Artificial neural network models of sports motions
W.I. Schöllhorn; J.M. Jäger; D. Janssen
50-64
Biomechanical modelling and simulation of foot and ankle
Jason Tak-Man Cheung
65-80
Neuromuscular system and motor control
81-139
Muscle mechanics and neural control
Albert Gollhofer
83-92
The amount and structure of human movement variability
Karl M. Newell; Eric G. James
93-104
Planning and control of object grasping: kinematics of hand pre-shaping, contact and manipulation
Jamie R. Lukos; Caterina Ansuini; Umberto Castiello; Marco Santello
105-116
Biomechanical aspects of motor control in human landing
Dario G. Liebermann
117-128
Ecological psychology and task representativeness: implications for the design of perceptual-motor training programmes in sport
Matt Dicks; Keith Davids; Duarte Araújo
129-139
Methodologies and systems of measurement
141-227
Measurement of pressure distribution
Ewald M. Hennig
143-155
Measurement for deriving kinematic parameters: numerical methods
Young-Hoo Kwon
156-181
Methodology in Alpine and Nordic skiing biomechanics
Hermann Schwameder; Erich Müller; Thomas Stöggl; Stefan Lindinger
182-196
Measurement and estimation of human body segment parameters
Jennifer L. Durkin
197-213
Use of electromyography in studying human movement
Travis W. Beck; Terry J. Housh
214-227
Engineering technology and equipment design
229-282
Biomechanical aspects of footwear
Ewald M. Hennig
231-243
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