Sports Biomechanics

Biomechanical analysis of the sidearm throwing motion for distance of a flying disc: A comparison of skilled and unskilled Ultimate players
pp. 311-321(11)
Authors: Sasakawa, Kei; Sakurai, Shinji

Influence of shaft length on golf driving performance
pp. 322-332(11)
Authors: Kenny, Ian; Wallace, Eric; Otto, Steve

Gender differences in lower limb frontal plane kinematics during landing
pp. 333-341(9)
Authors: Hughes, Gerwyn; Watkins, James; Owen, Nick

Statistical modelling of knee valgus during a continuous jump test
pp. 342-350(9)
Authors: Nagano, Y.; Sakagami, M.; Ida, H.; Akai, M.; Fukubayashi, T.

Characteristics of the start in women's World Cup skeleton
pp. 351-360(10)
Authors: Bullock, Nicola; Martin, David; Ross, Angus; Rosemond, Doug; Holland, Terry; Marino, Frank

A regression model to determine load for maximum power output
pp. 361-371(11)
Authors: Jandacka, Daniel; Vaverka, Frantisek

Have we underestimated the kinematic and kinetic benefits of non-ballistic motion?
pp. 372-385(14)
Authors: Frost, David; Cronin, John; Newton, Robert

Differences in 3D kinematics between volleyball and beach volleyball spike movements
pp. 386-397(12)
Authors: Tilp, Markus; Wagner, Herbert; Muller, Erich

Student factors related to learning in biomechanics
pp. 398-402(5)
Authors: Hsieh, ChengTu; Knudson, Duane

Comments on “Runners do not push off but fall forward via a gravitational torque” (Vol. 6, pp. 434-452)
pp. 403-405(3)
Authors: Brodie, Matthew; Walmsley, Alan; Page, Wyatt

Authors' response to “Comments on 'Runners do not push off but fall forward via a gravitational torque'” (Vol. 6, pp. 434-452)
pp. 406-411(6)
Authors: Fletcher, Graham; Romanov, Nicholas

List of Reviewers
pp. 412-412(1)