computer simulations can provide critical insight into muscle mechanical work output during locomotion. Simulations provide both a consistent mechanical solution that can be interrogated at multiple levels (muscle fiber, musculotendon, net joint moment, and whole-body work) and an ideal framework to identify limitations with different estimates of muscle work and the resulting implications for metabolic cost and efficiency. Key Words: muscle power, energy, metabolic cost, efficiency, mechanic
The muscle-tendon unit (MTU) is the motor responsible for voluntary movement. Biomechanical properti...
The modeling of the time dependent, dynamic behavior of the human musculoskeletal system results in ...
The goal of this study was to assess the utility of experimental methods to quantify mechanical ener...
Abstract There has been much recent interest in the use of muscle-actuated forward dynamic simulatio...
muscle energy consumption during locomotion, based on computational models and muscle blood flow mea...
Summary. A predictive forward-dynamic simulation of human gait would be ex-tremely useful to many di...
Locomotion is the most common form of movement in nature. Its study allows analysis of interactions ...
An outline of the basic steps involved inthe production of voluntary movementis quite simple. Comman...
none4The relationship between mechanical work and metabolic energy cost during movement is not yet c...
In sport and exercise biomechanics, forward dynamics analyses or simulations have frequently been us...
Repetitive human movement is not a feed-forward process, but one in which control, actuation, and dy...
The objective of the project is to create computer-based simulations of human locomotion driven by p...
What is the topic of this review? This narrative review explores past and recent findings on the mec...
When investigating the biomechanics of human movement, the term “work” is used to describe the relat...
Abstract In sport and exercise biomechanics, forward dynamics analyses or simu-lations have frequent...
The muscle-tendon unit (MTU) is the motor responsible for voluntary movement. Biomechanical properti...
The modeling of the time dependent, dynamic behavior of the human musculoskeletal system results in ...
The goal of this study was to assess the utility of experimental methods to quantify mechanical ener...
Abstract There has been much recent interest in the use of muscle-actuated forward dynamic simulatio...
muscle energy consumption during locomotion, based on computational models and muscle blood flow mea...
Summary. A predictive forward-dynamic simulation of human gait would be ex-tremely useful to many di...
Locomotion is the most common form of movement in nature. Its study allows analysis of interactions ...
An outline of the basic steps involved inthe production of voluntary movementis quite simple. Comman...
none4The relationship between mechanical work and metabolic energy cost during movement is not yet c...
In sport and exercise biomechanics, forward dynamics analyses or simulations have frequently been us...
Repetitive human movement is not a feed-forward process, but one in which control, actuation, and dy...
The objective of the project is to create computer-based simulations of human locomotion driven by p...
What is the topic of this review? This narrative review explores past and recent findings on the mec...
When investigating the biomechanics of human movement, the term “work” is used to describe the relat...
Abstract In sport and exercise biomechanics, forward dynamics analyses or simu-lations have frequent...
The muscle-tendon unit (MTU) is the motor responsible for voluntary movement. Biomechanical properti...
The modeling of the time dependent, dynamic behavior of the human musculoskeletal system results in ...
The goal of this study was to assess the utility of experimental methods to quantify mechanical ener...