Gait & Posture

This excel file contains raw gait parameter data for Parkinson disease patients who performed forward and backward walking both OFF and ON levodopa medications. This file also contains control data.

This dataset summarizes findings from our review of the literature. All analyses in our paper our performed on this dataset.

The data provided within this file details and compares hip joint kinematics calculated using different technical marker sets, the specific technical marker sets and the code used to describe these within the file is provided within the first worksheet

Biomechanics data for "The effects of running a 12-km race on neuromuscular performance measures in recreationally competitive runners".

This workbook contains supplementary material for the article: How normal is normal: Consequences of stride to stride variability, treadmill walking and age when using normative pediatric gait data. There are 6 worksheets in addition to this one: Population Demographics, Spatiotemporal, Joint Rotations, Joint Moments, Joint Powers and CROP as plotted in figures of article. Each of the worksheets contains data from the treadmill and overground walking conditions. Row: Variable name with positive/negative sense indicated where appropriate. Example Pelvic Up/Down Obliquity means that Up is positive, Down is negative. Row presented as 0-100% gait cycle MEAN, followed by 1SD per % gait cycle (colums CZ onward) . Consecutive blue shading defines Treadmill data.

This data was used to evaluate if there were any 3D biomechanical changes in women with GTPS during walking gait. We also evaluated the women's point in time pain.

Supplementary data S1. Experimental stride time series. ‘StrideTimeIntervals_3minTrials’ is divided by groups, then within each group the 3-min trials are presented continuously for all participants (i.e., column 1 to 5 correspond to 3-min trials 1 to 5 from Subject 1; column 6 to 10 correspond to 3-min trials 1 to 5 from Subject 2; etc.). ‘StrideTimeIntervals_15minTrial’ is divided by groups, then within each group the 15-min trial time series (truncated to 512 strides) are found.

Validity data for a 2 minute normal walk speed test

Raw data collected by triaxial wearable inertial sensors (sampling frequency, 128 Hz). 14 complete strides for both NW and TW are included for each trial of each subject, together with the additional information for each participant: sex, age, height, weight. 3D acceleration and 3D angular velocity of trunk, right and left shanks are available (for each sensor position, the first three columns correspond to x, y and z acceleration component and the last three colums to x, y, and z angular velocity component, respectively). Inertial sensor positions and axis orientation are shown in the attached Figure.

Raw data recorded by a 15-camera motion analysis system at 60 Hz (Motion Analysis Corp., Santa Rosa, CA, USA).