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Sports Biomechanics and Sports Technology

This special issue belongs to the section “Biomedical Engineering“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Sports biomechanics and sports technology are areas of great importance for the advancement of knowledge and the improvement of sports practice. These fields are responsible for studying and applying the physical and mechanical principles that govern human movement and the behavior of materials and devices used in sports. Additionally, the measurement process of physical activity and sports involves the use of accurate instruments to conduct various measurements, such as kinetic, kinematic, and physiological variables, and similar metrics. In this context, the validity and reliability of instruments are of paramount importance, as new technological devices emerging each year aim to produce meaningful outcomes that are consistent and in agreement with the true measured values. By creating articles on these subjects, the results of research and innovations in the field of sports can be disseminated, while also promoting debate and collaboration among professionals, researchers and society in general.

The objective of this Special Issue of the journal Applied Sciences is to disseminate scientific and practical knowledge on sports biomechanics and sports technology and promote the exchange of experiences and best practices among professionals and researchers in the field of sports.

Dr. Jose Manuel Jimenez-Olmedo
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • sport training
  • physical activity
  • performance
  • measurement
  • validity
  • reliability
  • sports biomechanics
  • sports technology

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Appl. Sci. - ISSN 2076-3417