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The first 20 ms represents the energy input Ev and return Em due to the impact peak when the foot touched the ground. The second maximum peak illustrates energy input and release due to the active force peak during
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The purpose of this paper was to determine the energy input, return and dissipation of sport surfaces using the FE analysis based on actual ground reaction forces. A
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The purpose of this paper was to determine the energy input, return and dissipation of sport surfaces using the FE analysis based on actual ground reaction forces.
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Thus, energy transfer to and from the surface can have a large influence on athletic performance. The magnitude of the energy returned from a sport surface to an athlete is a function of the amount of energy input into the surface minus the energy lost (Eqn. 1).
Although to a smaller scale than the trampoline example, all sport surfaces are capable of returning energy to athletes. As the athlete contacts the sport surface, energy is transferred from the athlete, through the foot and shoe, into the surface.
As the athlete contacts the sport surface, energy is transferred from the athlete, through the foot and shoe, into the surface. As the athlete leaves the surface, some of this energy can flow back in the opposite direction from the surface to the athlete.
Energy storage is a function of surface stiffness and surface deformation (Eqn. 3). As can be seen from equation 3, energy return increases linearly with increasing material stiffness, k, and quadratically with increasing deformation, x. Deformation and stiffness are directly related, although inversely.
The magnitude of the energy returned from a sport surface to an athlete is a function of the amount of energy input into the surface minus the energy lost (Eqn. 1). Ereturn = Einput - Elost (1) This equation is influenced by some physical constraints as well as different material and structural characteristics of sport surfaces.
Both mechanical tests (Cavanagh et al., 1980; Luethi et al., 1985) and subject tests (Bowers et al., 1974; Andreasson et al., 1983; Junqua et al., 1983) have been used to try to quantify energy return of sport surfaces. However, the correlation between the two methods is often low (Nigg and Yeadon, 1987).
