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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Handcycle"”.

  1. Exploration of wheelchair propulsion biomechanics in straightforward propulsion, turning manoeuvres and obstacle crossing: The impacts of sex, age and training

    … particular obstacle crossing. The individualised handcycle upper body training, consisting of 2 sessions/week for 4 weeks of resistance training at 70% of 1RM and 2 sessions/week for 4 weeks of 7x2 min handcycle high intensity interval training at 80% – 90% of maximal heart rate, does not seem to …

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  2. Design and prototyping of a retrofittable motorized module for hand powered tricycles for Developing countries

    … mobility aids that are similar to the Kenyan handcycle, which can also adapt the module design. By using this innovative module, users will be able to increase their range of travel and access areas where human-powered transport is not sufficient. This simple addition will improve the quality …

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  3. Exploring the facilitators of adapted mountain biking based on the lived experiences of adults living with a spinal cord injury

    Research related to adapted mountain biking for people living with spinal cord injuries has primarily focused on the barriers that exist. Facilitators of adapted mountain biking have not been well-researched, and a better understanding of the facilitators that address these barriers is needed. The …

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