Toni Arndt

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The Swedish School of Sport and Health Sciences

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Professor Toni Arndt is a faculty member at The Swedish School of Sport and Health Sciences. His research focuses on biomechanics, particularly in sports performance and rehabilitation. Recent publications include studies on lower extremity stiffness, comparison of skating blades, and kinematic performance in para-kayak athletes. He is noted for his contributions to gait analysis and recommendations for foot kinematics.

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2024

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2022

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2022

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2021

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2021

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2021

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2020

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Lars Berglund

Adjunct Professor

Högskolan Dalarna

SWEDEN

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Anna Cristina Åberg

Professor, Senior Lecturer

Dalarna University

SWEDEN

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Kevin Deschamps

BELGIUM

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Assessing lower extremity stiffness in countermovement jumps: a critical analysis of the differences between calculation methods

Comparison of lightweight and traditional figure skating blades, a prototype blade with integrated damping system and a running shoe in simulated figure skating landings and vertical countermovement jumps, and evaluation of dampening properties of the prototype blade

Kinematic and kinetic performance variables during paddling among para-kayak athletes with unilateral above or below knee amputation

Extraction of gait parameters from marker-free video recordings of Timed Up-and-Go tests: Validity, inter- and intra-rater reliability

ISB recommendations for skin-marker-based multi-segment foot kinematics

Running shoe model use and their characteristics – a descriptive study among high calibre runners at the 2019 Stockholm marathon

Running after cycling induces inter-limb differences in muscle activation but not in kinetics or kinematics

The relationships between pelvic range of motion, step width and performance during an athletic sprint start

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Lars Berglund

Anna Cristina Åberg

Kevin Deschamps

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