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Fig. 6. The components of Wint,dc (Wf,front, Wf,back, Wv, Wback, Wfront and Wcom; in J kg-1) are presented as a function of time during double contact (DC) for a slow speed step at 0.84 m s-1 (A), a medium speed step at 1.37 m s-1 (B) and a high speed step at 2.58 m s-1 (C). The Wint,dc curve is obtained by subtracting instant-by-instant the positive increments in Wcom from the positive increments in Wback and Wfront (see Materials and methods). {Delta}+Wint,dc is the total increment in the Wint,dc curve (fine broken line) and is the work done by one leg against the other during DC. Note that the scale of the Wint,dc curve is 2.5 times that of the other curves. Other indications are as in Fig. 1. Data are from a 20.2-year-old 64.9 kg male subject.