Vertical Landing Acceleration Asymmetry

 

A measure of the difference in Vertical Landing Acceleration between feet. High VLA asymmetry (>20%) occurs when landing more abruptly on one limb compared to the other. This can mean either poor impact absorption on one side, or a protective strategy to offload one side.

Asymmetry measures are best used in conjunction with a baseline for each individual, as every person has inherent asymmetries.

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