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Examination of a foot mounted IMU-based methodology for a running gait assessment

Young et al., 2022

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11679768215657557019
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Young F
Mason R
Wall C
Morris R
Stuart S
Godfrey A
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Frontiers in Sports and Active Living

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Gait assessment is essential to understand injury prevention mechanisms during running, where high-impact forces can lead to a range of injuries in the lower extremities. Information regarding the running style to increase efficiency and/or selection of the correct running …
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