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Volume 25 (2009): Issue 1 (Jan 2009)
in
Journal of Applied Biomechanics
Print ISSN:
1065-8483
Online ISSN:
1543-2688
Original Research
Shorter Oars Are More Effective
Research
Comparison of Selected Lateral Cutting Activities Used to Assess ACL Injury Risk
Biomechanical Comparison between Elite Female and Male Baseball Pitchers
Effects of Speed and Visual-Target Distance on Toe Trajectory during the Swing Phase of Treadmill Walking
A Comparison between Two Models of Shoulder Muscle Force Estimation
Influence of Running Shoe Midsole Composition and Custom Foot Orthotic Intervention on Lower Extremity Dynamics during Running
Material Property Sensitivity Analysis on Resonant Frequency Characteristics of the Human Spine
Torso and Hip Muscle Activity and Resulting Spine Load and Stability while Using the ProFitter 3-D Cross Trainer
The Muscle Force Component in Pedaling Retains Constant Direction across Pedaling Rates
Technical Note
Feasibility of Using Magnetic Resonance Elastography to Study the Effect of Aging on Shear Modulus of Skeletal Muscle
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