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Fig. 7. Leg kinematics (leg length versus leg angle) during treadmill running at 3 m s-1. For the undisturbed condition, the mean ± S.D. of 35 running steps for one male subject (78 kg) are shown (A). The leg length lLEG was measured as the distance between hip and toe marker. The leg angle {alpha} is defined as the projection angle with respect to the ground (Fig. 1). Swing-leg retraction is present between the onset angle {alpha}R (length lR) and the angle of attack {alpha}0 (length l0) as shown magnified in (B). For the disturbed swing phase, the leg operation of the same experimental subject is plotted. Although only a single subject is depicted here, similar results were observed in all experimental subjects (see Table 1).





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