Podiatrist | Ph.D candidate & locomotion researcher |
Sydney
Joined May 2020
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Key Yang Nahan retweeted
📢New paper out! Wearable Biofeedback devices can lead to multiple gait patterns in populations with similar characteristics. Some of the biomechanic changes and reasons for such results were explored here: link.springer.com/article/10…
@AMBER_UoW @UOW #wearabledevices #biofeedback
🚨Runners wanted for Sydney-based research study looking at #fatigue & #footwear 👟in #running🏃
Please reach out to [email protected], if interested.
Key Yang Nahan retweeted
The future is now: new paper where we developed & validated the first commercially available wearable to predict tissue loading at three common running injury locations using machine learning
Full-text
journals.lww.com/acsm-msse/a…
Free formatted full-text researchgate.net/publication…
Key Yang Nahan retweeted
1st of a series by @adriandemelchor Clustering analysis across different speeds reveals two distinct running techniques with no differences in running economy tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… @ISBSOFFICIAL #NIA2023
Key Yang Nahan retweeted
The Fallacy of Single Trials: The Need for Multiple Trials in Assessing Running Economy Responses in Advanced Footwear Technology | Sports Medicine link.springer.com/article/10…
Key Yang Nahan retweeted
Conclusion ➡️ In high-level athletes MTPj flexion torque was more strongly associated with high-speed sprinting performance kinetics⚡️
The big questions now:
How to improve effectively forefoot strength in athletes ?
And will be there an effect on sport performance kinetics ?
Key Yang Nahan retweeted
Incoming TJACSM Editor-in-Chief, Lisa Griffin, shares what's ahead for the journal as she takes the helm.
Read the editorial: brnw.ch/21wKvLG
Key Yang Nahan retweeted
🏀 NEW BASKETBALL FOOTWEAR STUDY!
We need players to help us discover how different basketball shoe designs impact jump, agility, and sprint biomechanics👟
Participants receive a $50 gift card!
Testing dates: June 4th-7th @latrobe (Bundoora)
More details below ⬇️
Key Yang Nahan retweeted
Announcement: Runners we need you! If you:
✅ Run 2 x per week?
✅> 18 years of age?
You may be eligible to participate!
All participants receive a FREE clinical assessment & MRI
Email👉 [email protected] to register your interest
Key Yang Nahan retweeted
"Muscle fiber typology affects whole-body metabolic rate during isolated muscle contractions and human locomotion" I New paper out in @JPhysiol with @BeBiomech @TeamDerave @eline_lievens @FriedlDeGroote
doi.org/10.1113/JP285846
Key Yang Nahan retweeted
Announcement: Runner's we need you! If you:
✅ Run x 2 per week?
✅ > 18 years of age?
✅ Have foot pain?
You may be eligible to participate!
All participants receive a FREE clinical assessment & MRI 🤩
Email 👉 [email protected] to register your interest!
Key Yang Nahan retweeted
Ep.15 of @ResBytesPodcast is live, and this one is for the #runners. It's a rare insight into how we assess the neuromuscular system in #sport and #exercise #science.
How do your running shoes and getting fatigued affect your #running energetics? In Ep.15, @KeyNahan, a #PhD candidate at the School of Health Sciences @UNSWMedicine, uncovers some of the physiology and physics of running. Tune in: open.spotify.com/episode/4np…
#research #podcast
Presented at my first conference #ISB2023 I promise there was more than one person in the crowd.
Grateful to present my poster at #FBS023
In this work I found that knee extensor fatigue incurs a significant metabolic penalty in running but the same was not found for the plantarflexors.
Key Yang Nahan retweeted
🚨 New Article Alert! 🚨
Let’s pause and take a look at the present state of biomechanics in our slice of the scientific world. Check out this review from @BennoNigg and let us know what you think. #footwearscience
tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1…
Key Yang Nahan retweeted
My questions on barefoot/minimalist exposure:
1) If you’re active/exercise regularly, are your foot muscles getting enough loading exposure for “strengthening” regardless of shoes?
2) What’s enough loading?
3) Are stronger feet useful at all for better health/performance? – at Memphis, TN
Barefoot Running: Over a decade of research, and no valid evidence of reduced injury risk. I look into the premise and the data in this month's column for @SkeptInquirer
🔓skepticalinquirer.org/exclus… #barefoot #running #exercise #endurance
