Hiroki Hanawa

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University of Human Arts and Sciences

Japan

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Hiroki Hanawa is an Assistant Professor at the University of Human Arts and Sciences in Japan. His research focuses on biomechanics and the effects of aging and injury on movement and stability, with recent articles addressing topics such as postural instability in older adults and gait symmetry in stroke survivors. His work emphasizes the contributions of various muscle groups and mechanical adaptations during dynamic movements.

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Articles (17)

The medial gastrocnemius fascicle shortening and tendon lengthening in static standing are associated with age-related postural instability in older adults

Does achieving gait symmetry during split-belt adaptation reflect corticospinal involvement in stroke survivors?

Contribution of Tibialis Anterior in Sit-to-Stand Motion: Implications for Its Role in Shifting the Center of Pressure Backward

Impact of unilateral knee restraint on symmetry adaptation and double-support phase dynamic stability during split-belt walking

Effects of sampling frequency and interpolation preprocessing on inter- and intra-study comparability of stabilometric variables

Motor Adaptation Effect of Active Joint Movement During Cycling Generated by Ankle Assist Ergometer: A Proof-of-Concept Study in Healthy Participants

Compensatory relationship of mechanical energy in paretic limb during sit-to-stand motion of stroke survivors

Movement-synchronized cerebellum rhythm coordinates multi-joint movements in young and elderly adults

Motor Adaptation Effect of Active Joint Movement during Cycling Generated by Ankle Assist Ergometer: A Proof-of-Concept Study in Healthy Participants

Sex differences in the kinematics and kinetics of the foot and plantar aponeurosis during drop-jump

Role of raising the upper limb of the non-rising side when performing rising movements from bed

Muscle co-activation in the elderly contributes to control of hip and knee joint torque and endpoint force

Usefulness of Muscle Synergy Analysis in Individuals With Knee Osteoarthritis During Gait

Classification of abnormal muscle synergies during sit-to-stand motion in individuals with acute stroke

Evaluation of the Validity, Reliability, and Kinematic Characteristics of Multi-Segment Foot Models in Motion Capture

Usefulness of Muscle Synergy Analysis in Individuals with Knee Osteoarthritis during Gait

Foot Kinematics of Impact Absorption and Force Exertion During Depth-Jump Using a Multi-segment Foot Model

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Naohiko Kanemura

Takanori Kokubun

Yohei Masugi

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