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Posted On: October 18th 2026, 12:35 am
Analog to Digital and back… Great paper from @brakingperform et al. Been using my journal and a variety of AI tools to learn and have fun with.
The Braking Performance Framework
The breaking forces associated with horizontal acceleration‘s are uniquely characterized by high impact peak forces and loading rates.
Initial Acceleration: Peak forces are approximately ~2.2 times body mass (BM).
Maximum Velocity Sprinting: Peak forces are higher, around ~4.4 times body mass.
Maximal Horizontal Deceleration (Braking Steps): The initial braking steps involve peak impact forces of approximately ~5.9 times body mass, which is the highest of the three scenarios.
The Braking Performance Framework
The breaking forces associated with horizontal acceleration‘s are uniquely characterized by high impact peak forces and loading rates.
Initial Acceleration: Peak forces are approximately ~2.2 times body mass (BM).
Maximum Velocity Sprinting: Peak forces are higher, around ~4.4 times body mass.
Maximal Horizontal Deceleration (Braking Steps): The initial braking steps involve peak impact forces of approximately ~5.9 times body mass, which is the highest of the three scenarios.
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