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and 2.08BW. The highest and lowest non-dominant turn average was2.05BW and 1.93BW. There was a significant difference between the skis(p=0.0244). Error bars represent the upper and lower confidence intervals......... 66Figure 8: Skier’s overall average peak skier velocity for all turns. The highestaverage was 133.88% and lowest average was 118.18%. There was asignificant difference between the skiers (p
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Nyquist theorem applies under the a
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study. Most significantly the skier
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Water Skiing Biomechanics a Study o
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1 Introduction and BackgroundWater
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There is a lack of quantitative exp
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Table 2: Summary of ski models used
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Vermont). An observational recordin
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average result for the subjects on
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Figure 5 shows the total average ma
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Figure 7 shows the overall average
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Figure 9 shows each ski’s overall
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Success rate results in Table 3 sho
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technique for slalom deep water sta
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provide the same structure to their
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design concepts. Data of this natur
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Biomechanical Analysis of Slalom Wa
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1 IntroductionWater skiing requires
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An inertial measurement unit (IMU)
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course consists of a set-up cut, en
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Table 2: Summary of the four ski mo
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was minimal since whenever possible
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Ski Roll, Ski Acceleration, SkierVe
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the integral results represent uppe
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Typical data profiles shown in Figu
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oll in the calculated integral. For
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The only parameter that had no sign
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analysis was only able to identify
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6.1 Conclusion and Future Considera
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References116
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Park, H.M. (2008b) Univariate Analy
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Appendix A: Sample calibration proc
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Appendix B: Sample qualitative surv
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1 2 3 4 More than 415. On average h
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