1. Methodology: measurement systems
Several measurement systems (described in the following paragraphs) were used in combination to quantify and analyze the kinematic and kinetic parameters characterizing propulsion. Synchronization was achieved by connecting the various measuring devices to the optoelectronic system.
Since the human body is extremely complex, a simplification is necessary to study its movement, and a model of the human body must be produced. Describing movement therefore involves defining a model to which the measured data can be applied. A model that is too fine will produce questionable or even inconsistent results, while one that is too macroscopic will fail to exploit the full informative potential of the measurement. The...
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