Abstract:In this study, we investigated the differences in performance and kinematics between overground and treadmill running using the same amount of subjective effort. Fourteen female participants performed a 50-m sprint, running at maximum effort (100% subjective effort) as the maximal task on the ground. Subsequently, based on 100% subjective effort, they performed the grading task on the ground and on the treadmill at 30, 50, and 70% subjective effort. The running motion was recorded using a high-speed camera. We… Show more
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