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Can we measure ground
contact time in the field?
Weber and colleagues compared lumbar-mounted IMU estimates with force-plate measurements and examined within- and between-session reliability.
The findings support the validity and reliability of the studied IMU method for assessing ground contact time in the field.
Weber JA et al. Assessment of Ground Contact Time in the Field: Evaluation of Validity and Reliability. JSCR. 2024;38(1):e34–e39.
Read the paper ↗How do running mechanics
relate to speed?
Publication expected 8 OctoberThe next study investigates the relationship between GPS/IMU-derived running measurements and running speed.
Accepted by the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. The published paper and a practical explanation will be added here once available.
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