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An example of torsional spring model used to estimate ankle, knee

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Joint moments of the ankle (a), knee (b) and hip (c) for the young

Kiros KARAMANIDIS, Professor, London South Bank University, London, LSBU, Department of Applied Science

Kiros KARAMANIDIS, Professor, London South Bank University, London, LSBU, Department of Applied Science

Interacting effects of AFO stiffness, neutral angle and footplate

Passive knee exoskeleton using torsion spring for cycling

Mean interface pressure (± s ) of recommended size sports compression

MTU lengths (MTL) of the plantar flexors for the young (black line) and

PDF) Application of Leg, Vertical, and Joint Stiffness in Running Performance: A Literature Overview