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Effect of Motor Nerve on Lower Limb Coordination Variability During High-Heel and Barefoot Gait

2018; Springer International Publishing; Linguagem: Inglês

10.1007/978-3-030-01845-0_157

2195-3562

Hamidreza Barnamehei,

Sports injuries and prevention

The aims of the current paper was analysis the effects of wearing high heel on lower limb coordination. Wearing high heels shoes change gait biomechanics. Nine youthful healthy females participated in this study. Kinematic data were captured at 200 Hz using 6-camera motion analysis system (S Infrared, Vicon camera, Oxford metrics, Oxford, UK). Results show no significant differences in knee phase plane and CRP (except 45–62% of trial time) were found between bare-foot and high-heel conditions but significant differences were found in hip phase plane. Also, peak values of the lower joint CRP in conditions are different. Peak value was found at 55 and 60% in high-heel and bare-foot respectively.