Ayden McCarthy

Macquarie University

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Bradley C. Nindl

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Jodie Wills

Macquarie University

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Timothy Doyle

Macquarie University

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Matthew Bird

Oklahoma State University

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Joel Fuller

Macquarie University

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Nonlinear analysis reveals duration and gradient-dependent disruption of load carriage gait variability during an outdoor 6.72 km time trial in military personnel

Nonlinear analysis reveals duration and gradient-dependent disruption of load carriage gait variability during an outdoor 6.72 km time trial in military personnel

VALD HumanTrak Measures Valid Hip and Knee Joint Angles With and Without Body Armor

Predicting Maximal Military Occupational Task Performance from Physical Fitness Tests Using Machine Learning

Strength, Jump Height, Landing, and Mobility Metrics Predict High and Low Performers of a Fire and Move Assessment: A Machine Learning Approach

Wearable-assessed biomechanical and physiological demands during load carriage and tactical mobility tasks among male and female military personnel

Wearable-Assessed Biomechanical and Physiological Demands during Load Carriage and Tactical Mobility Tasks among Male and Female Military Personnel

Load increases IMU signal attenuation per step but reduces IMU signal attenuation per kilometre

IMUs can estimate hip and knee range of motion during walking tasks but are not sensitive to changes in load or grade

Machine Learning Models Can Predict Performance Outcomes In A Military Lift-To-Place Task

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Bradley C. Nindl

Jodie Wills

Timothy Doyle

Matthew Bird

Joel Fuller

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