the effect of cushioning system on impact attenuation of athletic footwear
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Abstract
Several studies sought to determine impact attenuation of shoes through the evaluation of force platform or accelerometer measurements. Recent literature however points out methodological flaws of “subject inclusive” experimentation, as this approach is unable to evaluate neither the foot/ground interface nor the absorbed energy allocation. This study provides a holistic evaluation of the biomechanical response of athletic footwear to individual runner characteristics through advanced mechanical testing.
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| Authors | ;Maropoulos Stergios;Korakidis Giannis;Fasnakis Dimitris;Papanikolaou Sophia;Papagiannaki Maria;Arabazti Fotini |
| Journal | acta botânica brasílica |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.1051/matecconf/201711208018
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