J Biomech March 2023 PMID 36780731

Lower extremity joint stiffness of autistic adolescents during running at dual speeds.

Lauren A Luginsland, Justin A Haegele, Hunter J Bennett

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Running is a popular physical activity among autistic adolescents, but there is little research on the dynamics of their lower extremity, particularly joint stiffness.
A study compared knee and ankle joint stiffness during running between 22 autistic adolescents and 17 non-autistic peers, revealing that autistic participants had significantly reduced joint stiffness and changes in joint moments during the absorption phase of running.
The findings suggest that these differences in stiffness might indicate reduced efficiency while running, highlighting the potential need for targeted interventions to improve running mechanics in autistic adolescents.

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Lower Limb Joint Stiffness in Autistic Adolescents During Running Analysis

Lauren Luginsland PhD discusses her research on lower extremity joint stiffness in autistic adolescents during running at different speeds. The study highlights differences in joint mechanics and suggests targeted…

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RT @BertecHQ: Lauren Luginsland, PhD, discusses her research in the Journal of Biomechanics on lower extremity joint stiffness in persons w…

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RT @ODUBiomechanics: We're a little late to the party, but check out this awesome publication by our chapter president and faculty advisor,…

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Lauren A. Luginsland, Justin A. Haegele, Hunter J. Bennett Journal of Biomechanics Online 1 de febrero de 2023, versión del registro el 11 de febrero de 2023. https://t.co/XySyDlz9re

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