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Can you find us?? So proud of you, congrats Ellie wellie!! #FlashesForever

Mount Union Alumni Sport Biz alum and Sport Sales Workshop alum AJ at this year’s Portland Sport Sales Workshop & Job Fair interviewing candidates and will also do sales training on in his role with San Jose Sharks Univ. of Mount Union Sport Biz careers!! #sswjf #SportSales

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A new year, a new lab photo! It's time to get behind the new 2021 trends in photography!

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Had a blast participating in my first Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lab at Stanford experiment today, led by Jon! 🏃‍♀️ Fun video in thread 🎥

This was such a great project with cool potential! Lots of practice with the Biodesign process and an awesome time working on an amazing team!

Members of our lab are out in force WCB 2022 World Congress of Biomechanics! See our list below! (Taipei time (GMT+8)) nmbl.stanford.edu/wp-content/upl…

Humans can learn new muscle coordination patterns that reduce knee contact force. Our new paper in Scientific Reports: rdcu.be/cRpXa. Thanks to fantastic co-authors: Rachel Jackson, Ajay Seth, Julie Kolesar, Scott Delp. Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lab at Stanford Mobilize Center OpenSim (1/6)

Now on YouTube! Biomechanics of Movement course videos from Stanford University Professor Scott Delp and Université d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa Professor Tom Uchida. Watch now: youtu.be/VbUNOFgYcKI Learn about the accompanying lectures, textbook, and homework problems on biomech.stanford.edu #biomechanics

Grateful to share my work with Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lab at Stanford on understanding the effects of running with an assistive device in Fukuoka, Japan! #ISB2023 #JSB2023 #ISB50 #ISBJSB2023 #Biomechanics It’s been a week full of great talks and lots of ideas! IntSoc Biomechanics 日本バイオメカニクス学会

Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance member Jon and colleagues Stanford University created a musculoskeletal simulation framework to predict how a human will interact with an assistive device. Read more: buff.ly/3tpj4z9

Watch the Mobilize Center/Restore Center webinar with Keenon Werling entitled “AddBiomechanics – Lowering the Barriers to Musculoskeletal Modeling and Large-Scale Discoveries in Biomechanics” Research presentation: youtu.be/21sMhyGXGS8 Tutorial: youtu.be/iUFXpThUS5c

The first paper of my PhD on the estimation of GRFs from wearables is now live: peerj.com/articles/17896/ Full dataset of 50 runners (osf.io/wqjp9/) and accompanying code (github.com/JoshCarter97/L…) also open access for those interested!

Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lab at Stanford pickleball! Jennifer Maier Olivia Bruce Jon

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