Videos

Click on the thumbnail to open up YouTube in a new tab and start the video. Most of my videos are hosted on my YouTube channel.

	Recycling terminology This screencast outlines a simple scheme for dividing the gait cycle into phases based on single or double support. It also compares that with the conventional terminology used in clinical gait analysis and asks which is preferable.
	Comparing normative reference data A version of the talk podium presentation I gave at GCMAS in Cincinnati suggesting that we should compare normative reference data between lab more and laying down a framework for doing this.
	Making nice gait graphs in Excel If you can get the data into Excel this screencasts shows you how to get nice looking gait graphs.
	Formatting spreadsheets to analyse gait data This screencast suggests how you can format spreadsheets to process and output gait data.
	Making attractive gait graphs in Polygon Screencast that also shows you how to import the data to Polygon, format it and the export to either Word or Excel.
	Making a nice MAP in Excel Screencast that also shows you how to set up a well formatted Movement Analysis Profile in Excel. You can download the Excel file used by clicking here.
	Why we walk the way we do The first screencast in the series explaining the biomechanics of normal walking. Subsequent screencasts can be viewed by clicking on the link at the end of this one or directly using the links below.This screencast establishes an historical context for the approach I’ve adopted.
	This is meant as a short introduction for people not used to the idea of biomechanical models. Best skipped if you do!
	A little similar to the previous screencast in that it’s really for people who aren;t familiar with great graphs and will be of little use to those who are.
	This is where the biomechanics really starts.
	If you want to play around with the interactive animation to explore clearance then scroll down this page.
	Again if you want to play around with the interactive animation to explore step length then scroll down this page.
	Little bit of kinetics sneaks in here but I don’t think you can understand the need for a double support phase without it.
	Goes a little against the grain of some recent thinking.