Ashna Subramanium

@BertecHQ Could you please cc me (ashna.subramanium@ucalgary.ca) on the emails moving forward.

@Subramanium_A We have sent you an email regarding the next steps to resolve this issue. Please expect a call from our support team to ensure you received our email.

How many #biomechanists have had a @BertecHQ instrumented treadmill stop (completely and/or stop momentarily and power back up) randomly mid-testing?

@BertecHQ And seeing that 50% of the people so far responded as having faced the issue, seems like a common problem…

@Subramanium_A Hi! Please check your inbox to see our most recent response to your ticket. This is not a commonly reported issue. If anyone else has trouble with the functionality of this product please don't wait to contact support@bertec.com We are here to help!

@BertecHQ None of the responses to the ticket have helped us get to the bottom of the issue yet. We are at the point where we have had to stop testing for the safety of our participants.

Retweet to reach as many researchers as possible! We’ve recently come across a few lab groups that have had the same experience, and are curious to see how many of us are facing this issue.

This was a fun collaboration across so many researchers: @edwardswb @EmilyMatijevich @khassetarash @MauriceMohr5 @Subramanium_A and others in the HPL @UCalgary. I am excited to see how the next 20 yrs of research looks with such marked advancements in the past 20 yrs

Join us for the @UCalgary HPL seminar Thursday at 3 pm MT! @Subramanium_A will be presenting 'The Teeter-Totter Effect: A possible explanation for the performance benefits of specific running shoes.' kinesiology.ucalgary.ca/research/labs-……………… @uofcknes @UCalgaryBME @McCaigInstitute

🚨 New #OpenAccess Alert - highly recommend checking this one out! "Towards a biomechanical understanding of performance improvement with advanced running shoes" @BennoNigg @Subramanium_A @EmilyMatijevich #footwearscience #running tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

@samuel_blades @sportsbiomechj @KimHebertLosier Interesting!! Thanks for tagging me Sam.

@sportsbiomechj @KimHebertLosier Looking forward to reading this one. @Subramanium_A have a look at this one.

Advancements in running shoe technology and their effects on running economy and performance – a current concepts overview doi.org/10.1080/147631… By @KimHebertLosier & Pamment

Super exciting activity classification algorithm development and validation white paper, that I recently worked on with Fabian Hoitz and @samuel_blades for the @kinetyx sensory insole system. The insoles can detect most activities tested with high accuracy (≥ 97%). #Wearables

Excited to share this white paper on the @kinetyx real-time activity classification algorithm development and validation. Results, showed "accuracies were very good (≥ 97%)". Thanks to the Kinetyx research team, and @Subramanium_A and #FabianHoitz for their work on this project.

#ACSM2022 1 day to go for my presentation session at the ACSM 2022 Conference in San Diego! Stop by to chat about my poster at board #15 in tomorrow’s afternoon session. #SanDiego #SportsMedicine #Conference

Off to the last oral session for today's #FBS2021 conference! It is on running mechanics with Christopher Ertl, @Subramanium_A, @C_Clermont and @SebPavailler.

Attention: Footwear researchers Have you wondered how shoe uppers material affect performance? Join the HPL seminar tomorrow (kinesiology.ucalgary.ca/research/labs-…) for @Subramanium_A talk on the Effects of Shoe Upper Construction on Lateral Shuffle Movements

ANNOUNCEMENT: We are excited to introduce the CSB-SCB podcast as a new communications initiative! The podcast is co-hosted by Student Representatives, @JackieZehr and Franzi Onasch, and will be officially launched at the upcoming @csb_scb2020 conference. 1/4

@samuel_blades @BennoNigg @CigojaSasa @EricHonert @JSportsSci Thanks Sam!

@Subramanium_A @BennoNigg @CigojaSasa @EricHonert @JSportsSci Awesome work! Looking forward to reading this. Congratulations.

Research from my BSc Thesis w/ @BennoNigg (along with @CigojaSasa and @EricHonert) got published @JSportsSci ! This is the first paper to look at the effects of shoe upper modifications on lateral movements. Use this link for (50) free eprints: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… (1/3)

Shoes with reinforced uppers can improve cutting performance by allowing athletes to change direction faster as a result of shorter stance times and reduced ankle angular velocities (3/3)

We found that reinforcing the shoe upper can improve lateral movements by decreasing the amount of mechanical ankle joint work required to perform the task (2/3)