EMSJUMP: Electrical Muscle Stimulation as a Wearable Training Tool for Take-off Phase of Ski Jumping
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We developed a wearable Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) system aimed at enhancing kinesthesia and promoting skill acquisition in ski jumping. Through experiments, it was demonstrated that the application of EMS during jumping significantly increased the angular velocity of knee extension and altered perception.
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