In vivo behavior of the human soleus muscle with increasing walking and running speeds

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Lai et al., 2015 ランニング2−5m/sまでで、速度によってヒラメ筋の筋繊維の長さはほとんど変わらないという報告。フォアフットが高速域でエコノミーが向上する理由になる。 #mura_biomecha https://t.co/Yc7jOyaXXQ

A convincing paper he cited: https://t.co/Slu0JyOh3O

M-T interaction seems to be modulated depending on task configurations, eg slope https://t.co/xk1MDOfisa Nice studies showed also that running speed affected muscle mechanics, eg https://t.co/GtkoIpRASl https://t.co/bpdVfMKjPA @GlenLichtwark @FarrisDominic

Think ankle/knee position in sport (not just walking to jogging). SO is a major player. So how do we train it? https://t.co/EJUDExh62l

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