Table 1.
Average peak loads in percentage of bodyweight in the hip joint during different activities. 100% is the force on the individual due to gravity. 240% means 2.4 times the force due to the individual body mass. Numbers were rounded to 10% steps. The values of Van den Bogert 1999 were estimated from graphs
| Bergmann 200114 | Bergmann 200415 | Van den Bogert 199918 | Cleather 201619 | Giarmatzis 201516 | Li 201417 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| In vivo | Calculated (gait lab or accelerometer) | ||||||
| Walking | Slow | 240% | 420% | ||||
| Normal, operated | 240% | 480% | 330% | ||||
| Normal, not operated | 250% | 370% | |||||
| Fast | 250% | 540% | |||||
| Running | 520% | 910% | |||||
| Stairs | Up | 250% | |||||
| Down | 260% | ||||||
| Standing up | 190% | ||||||
| Sitting down | 160% | ||||||
| Knee bend | 140% | ||||||
| Stumbling | 870% | ||||||
| Weight Lifting | Jumping | 550% | |||||
| Landing | 600% | ||||||
| Push Jerking | 780% | ||||||
| Jerk Catching | 840% | ||||||
| Alpine skiing | Short steep | 520% | |||||
| Short flat | 400% | ||||||
| Long steep | 390% | ||||||
| Long flat | 290% | ||||||
| Cross country skiing | Classical | 320% | |||||
| Skating | 360% | ||||||