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Richard E Pimentel

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Plos One|October 26, 2023
Simulations suggest walking with reduced propulsive force would not mitigate the energetic consequences of lower tendon stiffnessRichard E Pimentel, Gregory S Sawicki, Jason R Franz
Annals of Biomedical Engineering|September 8, 2020
Imaging and Simulation of Inter-muscular Differences in Triceps Surae Contributions to Forward Propulsion During WalkingWilliam H Clark, Richard E Pimentel, Jason R Franz
Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering|March 22, 2021
Muscle metabolic energy costs while modifying propulsive force generation during walkingRichard E Pimentel, Noah L Pieper, William H Clark, et al.
Frontiers in Sports and Active Living|September 26, 2022
Quantifying mechanical and metabolic interdependence between speed and propulsive force during walkingRichard E Pimentel, Jordan N Feldman, Michael D Lewek, et al.
Journal of Sports Sciences|January 19, 2019
Heart rate measures from the Apple Watch, Fitbit Charge HR 2, and electrocardiogram across different exercise intensitiesElizabeth A Thomson, Kayla Nuss, Ashley Comstock, et al.
Disability and Rehabilitation|June 8, 2017
Functional factors that are important correlates to physical activity in people with multiple sclerosis: a pilot studyNathaniel B Ketelhut, John H Kindred, Richard E Pimentel, et al.
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Plos One|October 26, 2023
Simulations suggest walking with reduced propulsive force would not mitigate the energetic consequences of lower tendon stiffnessRichard E Pimentel, Gregory S Sawicki, Jason R Franz
Annals of Biomedical Engineering|September 8, 2020
Imaging and Simulation of Inter-muscular Differences in Triceps Surae Contributions to Forward Propulsion During WalkingWilliam H Clark, Richard E Pimentel, Jason R Franz
Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering|March 22, 2021
Muscle metabolic energy costs while modifying propulsive force generation during walkingRichard E Pimentel, Noah L Pieper, William H Clark, et al.
Frontiers in Sports and Active Living|September 26, 2022
Quantifying mechanical and metabolic interdependence between speed and propulsive force during walkingRichard E Pimentel, Jordan N Feldman, Michael D Lewek, et al.
Journal of Sports Sciences|January 19, 2019
Heart rate measures from the Apple Watch, Fitbit Charge HR 2, and electrocardiogram across different exercise intensitiesElizabeth A Thomson, Kayla Nuss, Ashley Comstock, et al.
Disability and Rehabilitation|June 8, 2017
Functional factors that are important correlates to physical activity in people with multiple sclerosis: a pilot studyNathaniel B Ketelhut, John H Kindred, Richard E Pimentel, et al.
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