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Kinematic predictors of loading during running

Discussion in 'Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses' started by NewsBot, May 25, 2018.

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    Kinematic predictors of loading during running differ by demographic group
    Kathryn Harrison et al
    Phys Ther Sport; Article in Press
     
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    The measurement of tibial acceleration in runners. A review of the factors that can affect tibial acceleration during running and evidence based guidelines for its use
    Kelly R. Sheerin et al
    Gait and Posture; Article in Press
    Background
    Impact loading in runners, assessed by the measurement of tibial acceleration, has attracted substantial research attention. Due to potential injury links, particularly tibial fatigue fractures, tibial acceleration is also used as a clinical monitoring metric. There are contributing factors and potential limitations that must be considered before widespread implementation.

    Aim
    The objective of this review is to update current knowledge of the measurement of tibial acceleration in runners and to provide recommendations for those intending on using this measurement device in research or clinical practice.

    Methods
    Literature relating to the measurement of tibial acceleration in steady-state running was searched. A narrative approach synthesised the information from papers written in English. A range of literature was identified documenting the selection and placement of accelerometers, the analysis of data, and the effects of intrinsic and extrinsic factors.

    Results and discussion
    Tibial acceleration is a proxy measurement for the impact forces experienced at the tibia commonly used by clinicians and researchers. There is an assumption that this measure is related to bone stress and strain, however this is yet to be proven. Multi-axis devices should be secured firmly to the tibia to limit movement relative to the underlying bone and enable quantification of all components of acceleration. Additional frequency analyses could be useful to provide a more thorough characterisation of the signal.

    Conclusions
    Tibial accelerations are clearly affected by running technique, running velocity, lower extremity stiffness, as well as surface and footwear compliance. The interrelationships between muscle pre-activation and fatigue, stiffness, effective mass and tibial acceleration still require further investigation, as well as how changes in these variables impact on injury risk.
     
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    Predicting gait events from tibial acceleration in rearfoot running: a structured machine learning approach
    PieterRobberechts et al
    Gait & Posture; 10 November 2020
     
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    Effects of segment masses and cut-off frequencies on the estimation of vertical ground reaction forces in running
    Dimitrios-Sokratis Komaris et al
    J Biomech. 2020 Jan 23;99:109552
     
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    Wenjing Quan et al
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    Principal Component Analysis of the Running Ground Reaction Forces With Different Speeds
    Lin Yu et al
    Front Bioeng Biotechnol. 2021 Mar 25;9:629809
     
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    Effects of overground surfaces on running kinematics and kinetics in habitual non-rearfoot strikers
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    A New Approach to Modelling the Ground Reaction Force from a Runner
    LucasRhea ZanettiM.J.Brennan
    Journal of Biomechanics; 24 July 2021, 110639
     
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    A new approach to modelling the ground reaction force from a runner
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    Journal of Biomechanics Volume 127, 11 October 2021, 110639
     
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    Effect of Running Pose Control Training on Ground Reaction Force, Lower Limb Kinetics
    Jinjin Zhang and Manman Zhao
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    Design feature combinations effects of running shoe on plantar pressure during heel landing: A finite element analysis with Taguchi optimization approach
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    Predicting vertical and shear ground reaction forces during walking and jogging using wearable plantar pressure insoles
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