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2010
Alpine or downhill skiing is a complex skill that requires a series of integrated movements that requires controlled pronation, setting the foot, ankle, and lower extremity on the inside ski edge. Pronation sets the inside edge of the downhill (control) ski and allows for the skier to lean inward against the ski which holds a skidless arc throughout ...
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Alpine or downhill skiing is a complex skill that requires a series of integrated movements that requires controlled pronation, setting the foot, ankle, and lower extremity on the inside ski edge. Pronation sets the inside edge of the downhill (control) ski and allows for the skier to lean inward against the ski which holds a skidless arc throughout ...
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Competition trick analysis in snowboard slopestyle and big air
Journal of Human Sport and Exercise, 2023Jeremy M Sheppard
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Effects of temperature change on snowboard stiffness and camber properties
Sports Technology, 2009Patrick Clifton +2 more
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Free vibrations of a snowboard
International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, 1996Toshiyuki Sakata
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The increasing incidence of snowboard-related trauma
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 2008Jonathan I Groner
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The Physician and sportsmedicine
In brief The authors studied data from 415 injured snowboarders to determine injury patterns. Injuries were evenly distributed between upper and lower extremities, and 41% were fractures. The wrist was the most common injury site. Snowboarders wearing hard-shell boots were more likely to injure their knees; those wearing soft boots, their ankles.
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In brief The authors studied data from 415 injured snowboarders to determine injury patterns. Injuries were evenly distributed between upper and lower extremities, and 41% were fractures. The wrist was the most common injury site. Snowboarders wearing hard-shell boots were more likely to injure their knees; those wearing soft boots, their ankles.
Richard B, Ganong +3 more
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Different injury patterns after snowboard in children and adolescents
Journal of Orthopaedics, 2020M Clarius
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Snowboard stiffness prediction model for any composite sandwich construction
Procedia Engineering, 2010Patrick Clifton +2 more
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