What happens during the swing phase that is related to impact loads?

Posted on November 11, 2013 by admin

The biomechanics of peak impact loads and loading rates continue to be researched on the assumption that they are related to an increased risk for injury.

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What happens during the swing phase that is related to impact loads?

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