Publications by authors named "Tomoki Hakamata"
Front Sports Act Living
August 2024
Article Synopsis
- When people walk over obstacles, they often trip more with their back foot (trailing limb) than with their front foot (leading limb).
- A study tested if changing where the front foot lands after crossing an obstacle could help avoid tripping.
- The results showed that placing the front foot closer to the obstacle reduced tripping, as it helped people control their back foot better while walking.
