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***Improve your hamstring prevention protocol with Nordics!***
From the designer of hits like My Jump 2, My Lift or Runmatic, Nordics is the first app specifically designed to monitor your performance in the nordic hamstring exercise (NHE). The app measures with high accuracy the breakpoint angle achieved on the NHE, based on recent research that shows that this angle is highly related to hamstring eccentric strength. Moreover, based on that angle and using some cool biomechanics, it also measures an important metric, the torque (rotational force) at that point!
For this, and taking into account the well-known benefits of the NHE for the prevention of hamstring injuries, Nordics can help you monitor your athletes to improve your prevention protocols and get the most out of your athletes!
Nordics is very simple to use but includes advanced features that can help you monitor the performance of your athletes in the NHE in a professional way such as:
-Measures the torque and breakpoint angle on the NHE using accurate video-analysis
-Measures your leg asymmetry with the unilateral test
-Organize your athletes in teams, and create as many teams and athletes as you want. Unlimited data base!
-Export your whole database to a CSV file to work in Excel or other spreadsheet apps
-Save as many tests as you want for each athlete and check his/her evolution over the season
-Get warnings when your athlete significantly decreases his/her performance so you can readjust your training program
Nordics, measure your NHE performance and prevent hamstrings injuries with your iPhone, iPad or Mac!
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■Overview■
Nordic Angle is a smartphone application developed in collaboration with S-CADE. Co., Ltd. and Athletic Training Laboratory at Waseda University (instructed by Professor Norikazu Hirose). AI automatically detects landmarks at the hip, knee, and ankle joints. Based on the location information of the detected landmarks, the break-point angle (0° defined as the fully extended knee joint), which is considered to be the initiation point of hamstring relaxation during Nordic hamstringing, is calculated.
Previous studies suggest that individuals with stronger eccentric hamstring strength have a lower risk of hamstring strain injury. Furthermore, it has been reported that the stronger the eccentric hamstring strength, the smaller the break-point angle during Nordic hamstring. Therefore, regular measurement of the break-point angle by the Nordic Angle might assess the risk of hamstring strain injury.
The smaller the break-point angle value, the deeper the upper body tilts forward, which is anticipated to indicate stronger eccentric hamstring strength. On the other hand, the larger the break-point angle value, the shallower the upper body tilts forward, which is anticipated to indicate weeker eccentric hamstring strength. Therefore, regular measurement of the breakpoint angle indicates that a smaller value means a lower risk of hamstring strain injury, and conversely, a larger value means an increased its risk.
■How to use■
1. The device is placed at a distance of about 3 m to the left and right of the subject so that the entire body is captured by the camera.
2. When the subject is ready, record a video at the slow setting (240 fps).
3. The subject leans forward as slowly as possible from a kneeling position, and then leans forward as far as possible.
4. Please change the playback speed to slow at the initial and final parts of the video (※How to support).
5. If the video is long, please trim it short from tthe initial and final parts of the motion of subject.
6. Please select a video.
7. The screen changes and the break-point angle is displayed.
※How to support the playback speed to slow at the initial and final parts of the video
To import slow video in the camera roll into the application, select the video to be imported in advance and tap the "Edit" button that is displayed in the top right corner on the playback screen. The barcode-like white lines displayed at the bottom of the video in the edit screen are narrower on the right and left edges than in the center. The entire playback speed of the video can be changed to slow by increasing the distance between the right and left white lines. If the playback speed is not slow at the initial and final parts of the video, the break-point angle may not be accurately measured.
■Notes■
・Please use a bench that can secure the ankles.
・Please avoid showing anyone other than the subject.
・The entire body of the subject should be shown.
・Loose fitting clothing will reduce detection accuracy.
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