Mark Robinson

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Liverpool John Moores University

United Kingdom

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Mark Robinson is a Lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University in the United Kingdom. His research interests focus on biomechanics and performance analysis in sports, as evidenced by his recent articles examining topics such as knee abduction moments, lower extremity kinematics, and recovery responses in youth soccer players. He is dedicated to advancing the understanding of athletic performance and rehabilitation strategies.

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University of Western Australia

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Antonio Eleuteri

University of Liverpool

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Liverpool John Moores University

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Articles (18)

Comparison of Marker- and Markerless-Derived Lower Body Three-Dimensional Gait Kinematics in Typically Developing Children

Post‐Match Recovery Responses in Italian Serie A Youth Soccer Players: Effects of Manipulating Training Load 48 h After Match Play

Knee abduction moment waveforms and effect sizes during sidestepping interventions: A critical perspective to inform adequately powered future studies

Inter-session reliability of markerless lower extremity joint kinematics and kinetics for return-to-sport screening tasks

Change of Direction Density: A Novel Consideration of Consecutive Changes of Direction in Elite Youth Soccer

Hamstrings and Quadriceps Weaknesses following Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction persist up to 6 Months after Return-to-sport: an Angle-specific Strength Analysis

The inter-trial and inter-session reliability of Theia3D-derived markerless gait analysis in tight versus loose clothing

Training loads and microcycle periodisation in Italian Serie A youth soccer players

Forces experienced at different levels of the musculoskeletal system during horizontal decelerations

The Movement Deviation Profile gives a speed-matched measure of gait deviation

The non-sagittal knee moment vector identifies ‘at risk’ individuals that the knee abduction moment alone does not

Sports medicine and biomechanics – synergies and nuances

Change of direction frequency off the ball: new perspectives in elite youth soccer

Biomechanical loading during running: can a two mass-spring-damper model be used to evaluate ground reaction forces for high-intensity tasks?

The inter-laboratory equivalence for lower limb kinematics and kinetics during unplanned sidestepping

Automated Classification of Changes of Direction in Soccer Using Inertial Measurement Units

An ecological dynamics approach to ACL injury risk research: a current opinion

Measuring biomechanical loads in team sports – from lab to field

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Jacqueline Alderson

Massimiliano Ditroilo

Jasper Verheul

Jos Vanrenterghem

Anne Benjaminse

Gabriela Czanner

Theodoros M. Bampouras, PhD

Natalie Vanicek

Barry Drust

Paulo Lisboa

Thomas Brownlee

Antonio Eleuteri

Kevin Enright

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