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The Summit Medical and Scientific team are delighted to be returning to the 20th Staffordshire Conference on Clinical Biomechanics from 21st - 23rd April.
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Part 4 of XSENSOR's plantar pressure mapping applications for performance and rehab webinar series is taking place on March 30th. Register for FREE
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Join Motek and three excellent speakers on 1st March at 2pm CET for a free webinar. Register here. GRAIL therapy for children, from research to clinical
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If you're a biomechanics professional, download this free eBook to learn how plantar pressure mapping can individualise training programs and maximise human
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Our partner XSENSOR are hosting a free webinar on Thursday 27th January, presented by sports scientist Antonio Robustelli. Register here. "Learn how to
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We were thrilled to hear from St Mary's University recently, whose research group took part in a parabolic flight campaign to test HIFIm in microgravity for
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Join Motek on 7th December at 1pm CET for a free webinar: "Demystifying human performance from elite athletes to frail older people". This presentation
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Our partner XSENSOR are hosting a free webinar called "Best Practices in Pedorthics: Orthotic Interventions Using In-Shoe Plantar Pressure Mapping
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If you want to accurately measure an athlete’s progress over the course of their training, you’ll need to start by identifying their baseline profile.
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