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Leonardo Mechanography

MT Marjan Tabesh
SG Suzanne Marie Garland
AG Alexandra Gorelik
AN Alison Nankervis
SM Skye Maclean
EC Emma Teresa Callegari
SC Shanton Chang
KH Kayla Heffernan
JW John Dennis Wark
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Muscle measurements are taken using a Leonardo jumping mechanography ground reaction force platform for muscle strength and muscle performance, to examine the relationship between these measurements and 25 OHD [38]. Single two leg jump, multiple one leg hop, and balance testing are performed to estimate muscle strength, efficiency of movement, maximum voluntary force, maximum acceleration, stiffness, energy storage capacity, and Esslinger Fitness Index.

Copyright and License information:  ©2016-05-10 Marjan Tabesh, Suzanne Marie Garland, Alexandra Gorelik, Alison Nankervis, Skye Maclean, Emma Teresa Callegari, Shanton Chang, Kayla Heffernan, John Dennis Wark. Originally published in JMIR Research Protocols (http://www.researchprotocols.org), 10.05.2016.
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