Table 1.
Sensor locations used based on literature search and Xsens recommendations on the shank and foot.
| Segment | Abbreviation | Description | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shank | Shin | Shin Bone: hard surface of tibial bone, below the knee and above the thickest part of the calf. | * Xsens recommendation |
| MLS | Middle Lateral Shank: lateral shank, halfway between the knee and ankle. | Laudanski 2013 [24], Kong 2013 [21] | |
| LLS | Lower Lateral Shank: lateral shank, 5cm above the lateral malleolus. | Panebianco 2018 [2], Vargas-Valencia 2016 [25], Guo 2012 [26], Trojaniello 2014 [3], Khandelwal and Wickström 2014 [27], Storm 2016 [12] | |
| Foot | Heel | Adhered to heel on the back of participant’s shoe | Kwakkel 2007 [28], Anwary 2018 [29], Khan 2017 [30], Lau 2008 [31], Rebula 2013 [32], Gouwanda 2016 [33] |
| DFoot | Dorsal Foot: under the tongue of the participant’s shoe, approximately over the distal end of the third and fourth metatarsal bones. | Laudanski 2013 [24], Panebianco 2018 [2], Barrois 2016 [22], Var-gas-Valencia 2016 [25], Bourgeois 2014 [34], Guo 2012 [26], Hsu 2014 [35], Tadano 2013 [36], Kong 2013 [21], Scapellato 2005 [37], Kwakkel 2007 [28], Anwary 2018 [29], Jasiewicz 2006 [7], Ferrari 2016 [15], Mariani 2012 [13] |
* Xsens recommendations can be found at https://tutorial.xsens.com/?_ga=2.262884484.968323122.1607367296-1094755908.1552499035 (accessed on 20 January 2021).