Authors Elizabeth J. Bradshaw Centre for Sport Research, School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences, Deakin…
Matt ClarkeSeptember 25, 2018
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“It’s allowed us to give coaching cues and real-time feedback and being able to see a change in metrics related to… https://t.co/hTPCXe5n6h
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"IMU Step’s new metric, Impact Asymmetry, represents a major step forward in the ability to track an athlete’s lowe… https://t.co/PNrPcl2Qb0
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“Lumbar spine injuries are probably the unsolved problem of cricket so we were hoping that IMU Step could provide s… https://t.co/fGjzJ4rlzo
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“They were excellent to use from a remote standpoint as the athlete doesn’t have to interact too much with the inte… https://t.co/cDtDj1GRKI
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"One thing that we thought IMU could help with is just being able to just measure that load. Being able to track th… https://t.co/zooecbbTca
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RT @sscsportsmed: 🚨🚨2 Weeks To Go🚨🚨 #SSCconf2021 📆Saturday November 6th 📆Sunday November 7th “Injury and Performance in Elite Spo… https://t.co/1MQuuy2kAB
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"This case study will use GPS data in conjunction with that from IMU Step to see if we can start to bridge the gap… https://t.co/59Syg8LPLX
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"Continued advances in wearable technology have afforded us unique insights into powerful predictive human performa… https://t.co/wyPCZtvcS5
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“Because of the objective data from IMU Step we have been getting a deeper understanding of how he (the player) mov… https://t.co/3c7YCA2SLC
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"Season ending injuries can be a major psychological blow for any athlete to handle. Now pair that with the isolat… https://t.co/hXDqXEqs30
