Add to ORKGThe aim of this case study was to determine the practical application of 3D inertial measurement units and compare angular velocity profiles, key position angles and event timings for the backward 2½ somersaults with 1½ twists (5253B). One male diver performed 11 trials of the 5253B while 3D inertial measurement units (IMU) and high speed video were used to measure kinematic variables. Peak angular velocity about the somersault and twist axes were 900±11deg/s and -1435±28.deg/s, with highly consistent patterns displayed for total flight time
The aim of this study was to investigate the variability in 1m springboard forward pike dives (101B)...
The aim of this study was to optimise springboard diving takeoff technique for maximum forward rotat...
INTRODUCTION: Diving is a dominant event of China in the 21th century. This research is to find some...
The aim of this study was to examine the differences in the angular velocity profiles and key posit...
Springboard diving is an evolving sport, with the degree of difficulty increasing for competition su...
This study explored the variability in angular velocity profiles across multiple somersault dives. ...
Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs) may offer an ecologically valid, reliable, and practical method fo...
© 2018 Elsevier B.V. An angle-driven computer simulation model of aerial movement was used to determ...
At the 1991 World Student Games, eight reverse 1½ somersault dives with 2½ twists were recorded duri...
The purpose of this study was to simulate the flight phase of a back 3½ somersault tuck (207 C) for ...
In springboard diving, low variability in takeoff conditions and in the somersault orientation angle...
An angle-driven computer simulation model of aerial movement was used to determine the maximum amoun...
In springboard diving consistency of body orientation at water entry is necessary for a good dive an...
Performance in the flight phase of springboard diving is limited by the amounts of linear and angula...
Elite springboard divers typically make very precise and reproducible movements when they perform th...
The aim of this study was to investigate the variability in 1m springboard forward pike dives (101B)...
The aim of this study was to optimise springboard diving takeoff technique for maximum forward rotat...
INTRODUCTION: Diving is a dominant event of China in the 21th century. This research is to find some...
The aim of this study was to examine the differences in the angular velocity profiles and key posit...
Springboard diving is an evolving sport, with the degree of difficulty increasing for competition su...
This study explored the variability in angular velocity profiles across multiple somersault dives. ...
Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs) may offer an ecologically valid, reliable, and practical method fo...
© 2018 Elsevier B.V. An angle-driven computer simulation model of aerial movement was used to determ...
At the 1991 World Student Games, eight reverse 1½ somersault dives with 2½ twists were recorded duri...
The purpose of this study was to simulate the flight phase of a back 3½ somersault tuck (207 C) for ...
In springboard diving, low variability in takeoff conditions and in the somersault orientation angle...
An angle-driven computer simulation model of aerial movement was used to determine the maximum amoun...
In springboard diving consistency of body orientation at water entry is necessary for a good dive an...
Performance in the flight phase of springboard diving is limited by the amounts of linear and angula...
Elite springboard divers typically make very precise and reproducible movements when they perform th...
The aim of this study was to investigate the variability in 1m springboard forward pike dives (101B)...
The aim of this study was to optimise springboard diving takeoff technique for maximum forward rotat...
INTRODUCTION: Diving is a dominant event of China in the 21th century. This research is to find some...