Gait analysis of slope walking: a study on step length, stride width, time factors and deviation in the center of pressure.
Gait analysis of slope walking: a study on step length, stride width, time factors and deviation in the center of pressure.
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斜坡行走步态分析:步长、步幅、时间因素和压力中心偏差的研究
作者:
Kenji Kawamura;Akihiro Tokuhiro;Hideo Takechi
Determination was made of step length, stride width, time factors and deviation in the center of pressure during up- and downslope walking in 17 healthy men between the ages of 19 and 34 using a force plate. Slope inclinations were set at 3, 6, 9 and 12 degrees. At 12 degrees, walking speed, the product of step length and cadence, decreased significantly (p less than 0.01) in both up- and downslope walking. The most conspicuous phenomenon in upslope walking was in cadence. The steeper the slope, the smaller was the cadence. The most conspicuous phenomenon in downslope walking was in step length. The steeper the slope, the shorter was the step length.