Experimental analysis of walking and running gaits patterns
MO Mingjun
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MO Mingjun
Abstract
Objective:To analysis human gait characters while walking and running. Method and Result: Five healthy subjects were asked to walk and run on a motorized treadmill in different speeds as a comparison experiment. All movements were recorded by a 3D motion detection and analysis system. Conclusion: The effect of gait pattern upon kinematic parameters of walking gait is more obviously than that of walking speed.
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Objective:To analysis human gait characters while walking and running. Method and Result: Five healthy subjects were asked to walk and run on a motorized treadmill in different speeds as a comparison experiment. All movements were recorded by a 3D motion detection and analysis system. Conclusion: The effect of gait pattern upon kinematic parameters of walking gait is more obviously than that of walking speed.
Key concepts: Kinematics, Gait, Treadmill, Gait analysis, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Power walking, Motion analysis, Preferred walking speed