For those interested in the Bundle and Weyand lomcotion research, here is the latest:
Sprint Exercise Performance: Does Metabolic Power Matter?
The paper is a detailed analysis of some of the material he presented here in Illinois two years ago--when our clinic organizers put him in the cafeteria...
http://smu.edu/education/APW/Locomot...ndArticles.asp
There are some great lines in that paper. Here is one of my favorites:
‘‘It is obvious that we cannot pursue our (metabolic energy supply) argument to times below about 50 s,’’ because these performances are limited by factors ‘‘mechanical and nervous." Nonetheless, nearly a century after Hill published his conclusion, the supply-limit models he inspired continue to be applied to the very sprint performances that he recognized they could not explain."
Sprint Exercise Performance: Does Metabolic Power Matter?
The paper is a detailed analysis of some of the material he presented here in Illinois two years ago--when our clinic organizers put him in the cafeteria...
http://smu.edu/education/APW/Locomot...ndArticles.asp
There are some great lines in that paper. Here is one of my favorites:
‘‘It is obvious that we cannot pursue our (metabolic energy supply) argument to times below about 50 s,’’ because these performances are limited by factors ‘‘mechanical and nervous." Nonetheless, nearly a century after Hill published his conclusion, the supply-limit models he inspired continue to be applied to the very sprint performances that he recognized they could not explain."
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