Search Results - Weyand, P.
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Kicking and pulling: Are propulsive forces the secret to peak swimming performance?
Hughes, P. A., Weyand, P. G.Published in International Journal of Exercise Science Conference Proceedings (2026)article“…Weyand, P. G.…”
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Upper extremity motion and sprint running: a farewell to arms?
Brooks, L., Weyand, P. G., Clark, K. P.Published in ISBS Proceedings Archive (Michigan) (2020)congress proceedings“…Weyand, P. G.…”
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Ground reaction forces during competitive track events: a motion based assessment method
Udofa, A., Ryan, L., Clark, K., Weyand, P.Published in ISBS Proceedings Archive (Michigan) (2017)congress proceedings“…Weyand, P.…”
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Force, motion, speed: a grounded perspective on human running performance
Weyand, P.Published in ISBS Proceedings Archive (Michigan) (2017)congress proceedings“…Weyand, P.…”
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A general relationship links gait mechanics and running ground reaction forces
Clark, K. P., Ryan, L. J., Weyand, P. G.Published in The Journal of Experimental Biology (2017)article“…Weyand, P. G.…”
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Sprint running research speeds up: A first look at the mechanics of elite acceleration
Clark, K. P., Weyand, P. G.Published in Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports (2015)article“…Weyand, P. G.…”
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The biological limits to running speed are imposed from the ground up
Weyand, P. G., Sandell, R. F., Prime, D. N. L., Bundle, M. W.Published in Journal of Applied Physiology (2010)article“…Weyand, P. G.…”
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Foot speed, foot-strike and footwear: linking gait mechanics and running ground reaction forces
Clark, K. P., Ryan, L. J., Weyand, P. G.Published in The Journal of Experimental Biology (2014)article“…Weyand, P. G.…”
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Sprint exercise performance: Does metabolic power matter?
Bundle, M. W., Weyand, P. G.Published in Exercise and Sport Sciences Reviews (2012)article“…Weyand, P. G.…”
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Running performance has a structural basis
Weyand, P. G., Davis, J. A.Published in The Journal of Experimental Biology (2005)article“…Weyand, P. G.…”
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Does the application of ground force set the energetic cost of cross-country skiing?
Bellizzi, M. J., King, K. A., Cushman, S. K., Weyand, P. G.Published in Journal of Applied Physiology (1998)article“…Weyand, P. G.…”
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