Roy Tsz Hei CHEUNG

Professor of Physiotherapy

University of Western Sydney

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Roy Tsz Hei Cheung is a Professor of Physiotherapy at Western Sydney University, Australia. His research encompasses various areas, including biomechanics in running, muscle synergies in electromyographic data, and the impact of footwear on foot health. Recent publications highlight his work on ultrasound imaging related to rheumatoid arthritis and methods for assessing athletic performance. Professor Cheung is committed to advancing the understanding of physical health through innovative research and practical applications.

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Fredrick Joshua

Macquarie University

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Leo Ng

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Curtin University

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Maria Constantinou

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Australian Catholic University - Brisbane Campus

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Speed and cadence adaptations during overground sloped running under real-world conditions

Inhibitory Components in Muscle Synergies Factorized by the Rectified Latent Variable Model From Electromyographic Data

Minimalist school shoes improve intrinsic foot muscle size, strength, and arch integrity among primary school students

Relationship between ultrasound imaging of dorsalis pedis artery and foot health symptoms in people with rheumatoid arthritis

Motor patterns of patients with spinal muscular atrophy suggestive of sensory and corticospinal contributions to the development of locomotor muscle synergies

Ultrasound imaging of the dorsalis pedis artery as an early indicator of the precursory changes for rheumatoid vasculitis: A case series

Footstrike angle cut-off values to classify footstrike pattern in runners

Reliability of Ultrasound Imaging in Examining Integrity and Inflammation in the Dorsalis Pedis Artery

Evaluation of a Restoration Algorithm Applied to Clipped Tibial Acceleration Signals

Skill Level Classification in Basketball Free-Throws Using a Single Inertial Sensor

The influence of running shoes on familiarization time for treadmill running biomechanics evaluation

Personal belief on elastic tape and tape tension affect perceived performance, but not muscle activity and endurance

Gait difference between children aged 9 to 12 with and without potential depressive mood

Age-Related Modifications of Muscle Synergies and Their Temporal Activations for Overground Walking

Running biomechanics before and after Pose® method gait retraining in distance runners

Sensor-Based Gait Retraining Lowers Knee Adduction Moment and Improves Symptoms in Patients with Knee Osteoarthritis: A Randomized Controlled Trial

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Reed Ferber

Fredrick Joshua

Leo Ng

Maria Constantinou

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