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Examining Stroke Efficiency: How an Olympian Outperformed a Masters Swimmer in Backstroke
Takahsia Ide
William F. Johnson
Noriko Inada
Hiromasa Fujimori
Sadafumi Takise
Eli Cohen
Lauren R. Hicks
Briana G. Rittenbach
Hailey Sears
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5542/2024.08.001
Osaka University of Health and Sport Sciences, Osaka, Japan
Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, USA
Phoenix Swim Club, Paradise Valley, USA
Texas A&M University Corpus, Corpus Christi, USA
This study investigates whether eo SwimBetter can differentiate the efficiency and stroke pattern between elite and non-elite swimmer. The subjects are a three-time Olympian and USA Masters registered swimmers during a 50-meter backstroke while using the 3D accelerometer. We find the eo SwimBetter is able to differentiate between an elite swimmer and novice level Masters swimmer. In addition to a stopwatch, the eo SwimBetter provides swimmer sam coaches with an additional measurement tool to effectively measure swim performance.
swimming, backstroke, compared, Olympian, forces, velocity
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