Biomechanics of Training and Testing Innovative Concepts and Simple
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Biomechanics of Training and Testing Innovative Concepts and Simple Field Methods
Biomechanics of Training and Testing
Jean-Benoit Morin Pierre Samozino •
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Biomechanics of Training and Testing Innovative Concepts and Simple Field Methods
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Editors Jean-Benoit Morin Faculty of Sport Sciences University of Nice Nice France
Pierre Samozino Laboratoire Inter-universitaire de Biologie de la Motricité Université de Savoie Mont Blanc Chambéry France
ISBN 978-3-319-05632-6 ISBN 978-3-319-05633-3 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-05633-3
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Acknowledgements
The Editors are very grateful to the authors who participated to the writing of this book, for their time and dedication to this project. We also thank Prof. Alain Belli for teaching us how to generate “simple methods” for locomotion and sports biomechanical analysis, during our time as Masters and Ph.D. students under his supervision. Several colleagues significantly contributed to this book and the underlying experimental work. In particular Mr. Régis Bonnefoy, who designed, engineered and fixed many devices and sensors used during our experimental studies, and our colleague and friend Pedro Jimenez-Reyes who significantly contributed to several studies presented in this book. We also thank Caroline Giroux, Cameron Josse, Carlos Balsalobre, Johan Cassirame, Peter Weyand and Ken Clark for the specific support they provided for typical practical application examples or figure designs. None of the research presented in this book could have been
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