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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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The International Society of Posture and Gait Research (ISPGR) are hosting a free webinar in collaboration with DIH (Motek and Hocoma) on Tuesday 5th
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Join Hocoma and their panel of experts on the 28th of September at 8:30 GMT (4:30 SGT / GMT +8) to hear an insightful free webinar covering the
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XSENSOR have announced their latest free webinar, entitled: "Plantar Pressure Measurement & Biofeedback for Rehabilitation & Training". Register
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The latest free webinar from our partner Motek will be held on 1st June at 2pm UK time (3pm GMT +2), entitled: "Innovations in Sports Research using
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The Sir Jules Thorn Centre for Co-Creation of Rehabilitation's virtual launch is taking place on Tuesday 25th May from 1pm - 3pm. The Sir Jules Thorn
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In Motek's recent online session "perturbation training: underlying principles and clinical evidence", guest speakers from Maastricht University presented
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Join XSENSOR on March 24th for a free webinar about improving human performance and return to play with plantar pressure data analysis. Click here to
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Our partner Motek would like to invite you to their free webinar on Wednesday 17th March at 2pm GMT which focuses on Perturbation training: Underlying
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