ABSTRACT SCHACHE, AG, PD BLANCH, TW DORN, NAT BROWN, D. ROSEMOND, and
MG PANDY. Effect of Running Speed on Lower Limb Joint Kinetics. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc …

There appears a linear relationship between small increases in running speed and
cardiovascular health benefits. Encouraging or coaching recreational runners to increase …

Runners rarely run to the point of maximum fatigue or exhaustion. However, no studies have
investigated how the level of exertion associated with a typical running session influences …

It is not presently clear whether mathematical models used to estimate leg stiffness during
human running are valid. Therefore, leg stiffness during the braking phase of ground contact …

ABSTRACT RILEY, PO, J. DICHARRY, J. FRANZ, UD CROCE, RP WILDER, and DC
KERRIGAN. A Kinematics and Kinetic Comparison of Overground and Treadmill Running …

The purpose of this study was to measure lower extremity joint moments of force and joint
muscle powers used to perform backward running. Ten trials of high speed (100 Hz) sagittal …

ABSTRACT SWANSON, SC, and GE CALDWELL. An integrated biomechanical analysis of
high speed incline and level treadmill running. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc., Vol. 32, No. 6, pp …

During uphill running limb muscles must perform net mechanical work to increase the body's
potential energy, while during level running the net mechanical work required is negligible …

Individual muscle contributions to body segment mechanical energetics and the functional
tasks of body support and forward propulsion in walking and running at the same speed …

Running with a step rate 5–10% greater than one's preferred can substantially reduce lower
extremity joint moments and powers, and has been suggested as a possible strategy to aid …