Lower Limb Kinematics During the Support Phase of the First Step After a Crouching Start in Collegiate Sprinters

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Collegiate sprinters exhibit specific changes in ankle joint angles during the first step after block clearance. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

KOKI YAMAMOTO; YOSHIKI KINASHI; Hiroaki Noro; Keiichiro Hata; Y. Yamazaki; SHUTA MATSUI; Misato Ishikawa; Rou You Lee; Toshio Yanagiya

doi:10.14789/ejmj.jmj26-0055-s

January 1, 2026Juntendo Medical JournalOpen Access

Lower Limb Kinematics During the Support Phase of the First Step After a Crouching Start in Collegiate Sprinters

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Key Points

The research aims to understand how ankle joint angles change during the initial step after a crouching start in sprinters.
Analyzed the kinematics of the first step after block clearance
Focused on ankle joint angles
Studied collegiate sprinters
Identified significant changes in ankle joint angles during the support phase
Provided insights into lower limb dynamics in sprinters after block clearance

Implication

Clarifies ankle joint angle changes during the first step after block clearance in collegiate sprinters, implying insights for sprinting technique.

Abstract

Purpose This study aimed to clarify the ankle joint angle changes during the first step after block clearance in collegiate sprinters.

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YAMAMOTO et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a52920f1e85e5c73bf0697 https://doi.org/10.14789/ejmj.jmj26-0055-s

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Lower Limb Kinematics During the Support Phase of the First Step After a Crouching Start in Collegiate Sprinters

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Lower Limb Kinematics During the Support Phase of the First Step After a Crouching Start in Collegiate Sprinters

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