Biomechanical investigation of gait phases

The analysis of spatiotemporal parameters of gait is important in different contexts such as classification of diseases or for monitoring of treatment outcomes. Spatiotemporal parameters used in gait analyses do usually not include the durations of all distinct gait sub phases such as loading response, mid stance, terminal stance and pre swing. In this study we focused on the dependency of the gait sub phase durations on speed.
The data of this study can be found on www.activitynet.org

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