Central to locomotion focused questions are the need to quantify the internal body forces and load on structural elements. The AnyBody Modeling System and the AnyBody Managed Model Repository (AMMR) provides ready-to-use models for both gait and running analysis.
Recent development has made it possible to generate statistical patterns of running with the ability to control key aspect of the running pattern. This allows for sophisticated “what-if” analysis of running movements and proper running technique for optimal performance. A great example of this can be seen at AnyBodyRun – An interactive running-style investigator!
Examples:
- Biomechanics of sports shoes
- Muscle and joint loading during running
- Prediction of achilles and patellar tendon forces during running
- Injury risk identification
- Fullbody MoCap model with multiple subjects and trials (model description) based on the “Rehazenter Adult Walking Dataset” by Schreiber and Moissenet (2019).
- Investigation of “What-if” scenarios with AnyBodyRun – An interactive running-style investigator!
Selected papers:
- Hansen CE, Stensvig M, Wienecke J, Villa C, Lorentzen J, Rasmussen J, Simonsen EB (2021), “Factors correlated with running economy among elite middle- and long-distance runners“, Physiol Rep, vol. 9, pp. e15076. [DOI]
- Brund RBK, Waage petersen R, O. Nielsen R, Rasmussen J, Nielsen MS, Andersen CH, de Zee M. “How Precisely Can Easily Accessible Variables Predict Achilles and Patellar Tendon Forces during Running?” Sensors. 2021; 21(21):7418.[DOI]
- Liu X, Huang H, Ren S, Ao Y, Rong Q (2020), “Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries Alter the Kinematics and Kinetics of Knees with or Without Meniscal Deficiency“, In: Multibody Dynamics 2019, pp. 11-17. [DOI]
- Wunsch T, Alexander N, Kröll J, Schwameder H (2015), “Effects of a leaf spring structured midsole on lower limb muscle forces in running“, Footwear Sci., vol. 7, pp. S153-S155. [DOI]
- Kersting UG (2012), “Implications of subtalar joint motion for muscle and joint loading during running“, In: Journal of Foot and Ankle Research.