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跑步鞋堆高度对跑步风格和稳定性的影响,在不同跑步速度的平面跑步期间

Cagla Kettner1, Bernd Stetter1,2, Thorsten Stein1

  • 1BioMotion Center, Institute of Sports and Sports Science, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Karlsruhe, Germany.

Frontiers in bioengineering and biotechnology
|March 10, 2025
PubMed
概括

跑步鞋堆高度显著影响跑步风格和稳定性. 较高的堆高度可能会增加受伤的风险,因为改变了脚的变形和减少了部的稳定性.

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先进的鞋类技术,先进的鞋类技术阻断波动分析 (DFA) 是一种分析方法.关节动力学 关节动力学最大的lyapunov指数 (MLE) 是一个指数.中底板的厚度 中底板的厚度非线性分析是一种非线性分析.稳定的稳定性 稳定的稳定性

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