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Stride variability in human gait: the effect of stride frequency and stride length

Gait and Posture, 2003
This study focused on spatial and temporal variability of the stride in human gait. We determined the role of stride frequency (F) and stride length (L) on those parameters.
Mireille Bonnard, J Pailhous
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The effects of stride length and stride frequency on trunk coordination in human walking

Gait and Posture, 2010
In speeding-up normal walking, relative phase between horizontal thorax and pelvis rotations changes from more in-phase (synchronous) to more out-of-phase. In pathology (stroke, Parkinson's disease, low-back pain, pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain), this often fails to happen.
Caihua Huang, Yunpeng Huang, Onno G Meijer   +2 more
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Stride lengths and stride frequencies of primates

Journal of Zoology, 1984
Stride lengths and stride frequencies of primates have been observed or collected from the literature. Data for Galago, various monkeys and apes, and man have been collected. The quadrupedal primates take longer strides, at any particular speed, than would be predicted for non‐primates.
Alexander, RMN, Maloiy, GMO
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Relationships between stride length, stride frequency, velocity, and morphometries of foals

American Journal of Veterinary Research, 1986
SUMMARY Velocity-dependent changes in stride length and frequency were studied in 19 male foals, 6 to 8 months of age, and were related to body morphometries. Eighteen distance and 8 angle measurements were digitized from 16-mm films of standing foals.
D, Leach, N F, Cymbaluk
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The interrelationships of stride lengths and stride times to velocities of galloping horses

Journal of Equine Veterinary Science, 1985
Summary Side view slow motion movies of galloping horses were taken and analyzed to determine horse velocity, limb velocity, stride length, stride time, and the swing and support timesof the stride. Multivariate statistical methods were used to evaluate the interrelationships of theseparameters.
Marc H. Ratzlaff, Roger M. Shindell, Karl K. White   +2 more
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Automatic Measurement of Walking Speed and Stride Length

Engineering in Medicine, 1985
A step mat has been designed and manufactured for measuring the gait pattern of patients. It is a portable, low profile mat which does not require any attachments to the patient. Information such as stride length and walking velocity during each stride are displayed on a computer VDU and this information may be automatically stored on a computer file ...
R J, Crawford, M H, Sandford, G T, Gillespie   +2 more
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The Influence of Lameness on Equine Stride Length Consistency*

The Veterinary Journal, 2001
The aim of this study was to assess the influence of orthopaedic pain on the variation of stride length as a kinematic system-parameter in 21 horses with forelimb lameness. Data were collected while the horses were trotting on a treadmill during a minimum of 12 motion cycles, both before and after intra-articular or perineural anaesthesia.
C, Peham, T, Licka, D, Girtler, M, Scheidl   +3 more
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The effect of stride length on the dynamics of barefoot and shod running

Journal of Biomechanics, 2014
A number of interventions and technique changes have been proposed to attempt to improve performance and reduce the number of running related injuries. Running shoes, barefoot running and alterations in spatio-temporal parameters (stride frequency and stride length) have been associated with significant kinematic and kinetic changes, which may have ...
Craig Mcgowan
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Explaining the scaling of transport costs: the role of stride frequency and stride length

Journal of Zoology, 1990
The mechanisms which enable large animals to transport a unit of body mass through a unit distance at a lower metabolic cost than smaller animals have been the subject of numerous studies. Recent investigations have concluded that stride frequency is a main determinant.
K. T. Strang, Karen Steudel
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Does femur length affect the stride length? Forensic implications

Journal of Forensic Nursing, 2010
All the long bones in the human body have a linear and positive relationship with stature. This principle has been used by forensic scientists and anthropologists to estimate stature in many kinds of medico-legal and forensic examinations. The present proposition states that the femur length may have a positive relationship with stride length.
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