Jereme Outerleys

TL;DR: Evaluated by systematically lower vertical accelerations, a more secure attachment method may be necessary for capturing the most representative measure of tibial accelerations during running, but a less secure method is sufficient for capturing tibIAL accelerations as a surrogate for impact loading forces.

TL;DR: It is suggested that wearable sensors can reliably measure the cumulative impact load during outdoor functional movements; however, kicking manoeuvres are less reliable.

TL;DR: Sex, foot strike pattern, and vGRF were the only factors that distinguished specific injury locations from the remaining injury locations, and women's sex was associated with injuries to the lower leg.

TL;DR: The results indicate that clothing, a potential limiting factor in markerless motion capture performance, would negligibly alter meaningful clinical interpretations under the conditions investigated.