Why is center of pressure calculated relative to the transverse plane only

Posted on February 10, 2011 by admin

All, why is center of pressure calculated using X and Y co-ordinates in the transverse plane? Great if we are walking on a flat surface; questionable when walking on the 3-dimensional curves of an orthosis- right? Can CoP be calculated in 3-dimensions?

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Why is center of pressure calculated relative to the transverse plane only

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