Sling systems in high and low economy runners

Posted on December 17, 2015 by admin

IDENTIFICATION OF SLING SYSTEMS IN HIGH ECONOMY AND LOW ECONOMY RUNNERS Nicole Kristen Rendos PhD thesis; 2015; University of Miami Quote: Background and Purpose: Human locomotion requires characteristic muscle activation timing patterns that work in a defined fashion along a kinetic chain.

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Sling systems in high and low economy runners

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