I recently received a call from a distinguished and well respected biomechanics expert whom I have known and worked with for several years. He asked me about the use of AI and if I felt he should consider integrating the technology with his practice. My answer was yes, a biomechanics expert should stay ahead and integrate the use of AI to enhance their analysis and interpretation of complex data related to human movement and injury mechanics.

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"With 200,000 nerve endings, 33 major muscles, 28 bones, 19 ligaments; the human foot is a biomechanical masterpiece." A little lesson in biomechanics at the Coffin on Cake HQ with VIVO. #vivobarefoot

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When you hear the word “biomechanics,” what’s the first thing you think of? …Not the easiest question to answer, huh? Perhaps it’s not something everyone can answer immediately, but it’s certainly something people have asked lots about. And rightfully so — the world of biomechanics is vast and complex, and there’s plenty to explore when… Continue reading What Are Biomechanics? (And Why Do They Matter?)

Biomechanics is the science of movement of a living body including how muscles, bones, tendons, and ligaments work together to move.

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Believe it or not, you have been running almost as long as you have been walking. Unlike swimming or dribbling a basketball, nobody really needed to teach you how to run. To some extent, running (and walking) is pre-programmed into our nervous system from birth. Despite how naturally running comes to us, there is still