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Biomechanics: Velocity Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of velocity data in biomechanics, focusing on the extraction and processing of velocity figures from force and position measurements. The instructor demonstrates the use of Excel for data visualization and interpretation, including the detection parameters and stimulus thresholds. The lecture also includes the analysis of elongation and force data, with a detailed explanation of the detection parameters and their impact on the results.

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