Effects of work boot shaft stiffness and sole flexibility on lower limb muscle activity and ankle alignment at initial foot-ground contact when walking on simulated coal mining surfaces.

Diane Harland
Written By Diane Harland

Dobson JA, Riddiford-Harland DL, Bell AF, Wegener C, Steele JR. Effects of work boot shaft stiffness and sole flexibility on lower limb muscle activity and ankle alignment at initial foot-ground contact when walking on simulated coal mining surfaces: Implications for reducing slip risk. Appl Ergon 2019, 81,102903.

Diane Harland
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