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Methods on Sport Biomechanics—2nd Edition

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Dear Colleagues,

In the field of competitive or recreational sport, innovation is often the result of research in the fields of biomechanics and physiology. In research, innovation requires sharing our successes and failures so that each of us can realize our ideas. For this, sharing knowledge of evaluation protocols and quantification methods is essential.

In biomechanics applied to sports, there are many areas where there is still no consensus. We hope that this Special Issue will be a space where you can express your research that may in agreement, or not, with the already existing consensus. This year, the Olympics and Paralympics have allowed numerous teams in the field of engineering and sport to support athletes and sports staff. Other teams were also able to take advantage of this to work on leisure sport issues. We have no doubt that your outstanding research will aid many professionals in the field of sports.

Owing to the success of the first volume, we are developing a second one. This Special Issue will focus on methods and protocols applied to the field of competitive and leisure sport using biomechanical approaches.

We look forward to your contributions.

Dr. Didier Pradon
Dr. Jean Slawinski
Dr. Arnaud Faupin
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • sports
  • biomechanics
  • methods
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