Researcher Database

NAGANO AKINORI

Department / Course College of Sport and Health Science Department of Sport and Health Science

Title / Position Professor

Papers
1.	2023	A three-dimensional musculoskeletal model of the pelvis and lower limb of Australopithecus afarensis. │ American Journal of Biological Anthropoloty │ (Co-authored)
2.	2023	Lateral force and EMG activity in wide-and narrow-grip bench press in various conditions. │ Sports │ 11 (8),pp.154 (Co-authored)
3.	2022	Control of structural redundansy from the head to trunk in the human upright standing revewaled using a data-driven approach. │ Scientific Reports │ 12,pp.13164 (Co-authored)
4.	2022	Ground reaction force and electromyograms of lower limb muscles during fast walking. │ Frontiers in Sports and Active Living │ 4,pp.1055302 (Co-authored)
5.	2021	Association between patellar tendon moment arm and running performance in endurance runners. │ Physiological Reports │ 9 (15),pp.14981 (Co-authored)
6.	2021	Association between plantar flexor muscle volume and dorsiflexion flexibility in healthy young males: ultrasonography and magnetic resonance imaging studies. │ BMC Sports Science, Medicine and Rehabilitation │ 13 (8) (Co-authored)
7.	2021	Ground reaction forces during sprint hurdles. │ Journal of Sports Sciences │ (Co-authored)
8.	2021	Kinetics in lumbosacral and lower-limb joints of sprinters during barbell hip thrust compared to deadlift and back squat. │ Plos One │ 16 (7),pp.14981 (Co-authored)
9.	2021	No correlation between plantar flexor muscle volume and sprint performance in sprinters. │ Frontiers in Sports and Active Living │ ,pp.671248 (Co-authored)
10.	2021	Preparatory knee flexion-extension movements enhance rapid sidestepping performance in collegiate basketball players. │ Frontiers in Sports and Active Living │ (Co-authored)
11.	2021	Relationship between body segment mass and running performance in well-trained endurance runners. │ Journal of Applied Biomechanics │ 37 (6),pp.531-537 (Co-authored)
12.	2021	Relationship of the knee extensor strength but not the quadriceps femoris muscularity with sprint performance in sprinters: a reexamination and extension. │ BMC Sports Science, Medicine and Rehabilitation │ 13 (1),pp.67 (Co-authored)
13.	2021	Three-dimensional videography using omnidirectional cameras: an approach inspired by the direct linear transformation method. │ Journal of Biomechanics │ 128,pp.110722 (Sole-authored)
14.	2021	Trunk and lower limb muscularity in sprinters: what are the specific muscles for superior sprint performance? │ BMC Research Notes │ (Co-authored)
15.	2020	A pilot study on a potential relationship between leg bone length and sprint performance in sprinters; Are there any event-related differences in 100-m and 400-m sprints? │ BMC Research Notes │ 13 (1),pp.297 (Co-authored)
16.	2020	Calcaneus height is a key morphological factor of sprint performance in sprinters. │ Scientific Reports │ 10 (1),pp.15425 (Co-authored)
17.	2020	Comparison of the relative muscle volume of triceps surae among sprinters, runners, and untrained participants. │ Physiological Reports │ 8,pp.19 (Co-authored)
18.	2020	Determination of the optimal number of linked rigid-bodies of the trunk during walking and running based on Akaike’s information criterion. │ Gait and Posture │ (Co-authored)
19.	2020	Torque-producing capacity is affected by moment arm in the human knee extensors. │ BMC Research Notes │ 13 (1),pp.343 (Co-authored)
20.	2019	Assessment of physical activity and cognitive function and their potential correlation in convalescent patients of cerebrovascular disease. │ Scientific Reports │ 9,pp.3782 (Co-authored)
21.	2019	Characteristics of lower leg and foot muscle thicknesses in sprinters: Does greater foot muscles contribute to sprint performance? │ European Journal of Sport Science │ (Co-authored)
22.	2019	Partial range of motion exercise is effective for facilitating muscle hypertrophy and function via sustained intramuscular hypoxia in young trained men. │ Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research │ 33,pp.1286-1294 (Co-authored)
23.	2019	The potential relationship between leg bone length and running performacne in well-trained endurance runners. │ Journal of Human Kinetics │ 70,pp.165-172 (Co-authored)
24.	2018	A pilot study on the importance of forefoot bone length in male 400-m sprinters: is there a key morphological factor for superior long sprint performance? │ BMC Research Notes │ 11,pp.583 (Co-authored)
25.	2018	Association between forefoot bone length and performance in male endurance runners. │ International Journal of Sports Medicine │ 39 (4),pp.275-281 (Co-authored)
26.	2018	Hip flexor and knee extensor muscularity are associated with sprint performance in sprint-trained preadolescent boys. │ Pediatric Exercise Science │ 30 (1),pp.115-123 (Co-authored)
27.	2018	Potential relationship between passive plantar flexor stiffness and running performance. │ International Journal of Sports Medicine │ 39 (3),pp.204-209 (Co-authored)
28.	2018	Quantitative evaluation of linked rigid-body representations of the trunk. │ Gait and Posture │ 63,pp.119-123 (Co-authored)
29.	2018	Relationship between Achilles tendon length and running performance in well-trained male endurance runners. │ Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports │ 28 (2),pp.446-451 (Co-authored)
30.	2018	Relationship between knee extensor moment arm and long sprint performance in male 400-m sprinters. │ Translational Sports Medicine │ (1),pp.172-179 (Co-authored)
31.	2018	Specific adaptations of patellar and Achilles tendons in male sprinters and endurance runners. │ Translational Sports Medicine │ 1,pp.104-109 (Co-authored)
32.	2017/01	An image-processing based technique to obtain instantaneous horizontal walking and running speed. │ Gait and Posture │ 51,pp.7-9 (Co-authored)
33.	2017	Development of a cognitive function test using virtual reality technology: examination in healthy participants. │ Aging, Neurophysiology and Cognition │ (Co-authored)
34.	2017	Quantitative assessment of trunk deformation during running. │ Journal of Biomechanics │ 59,pp.116-121 (Co-authored)
35.	2017	Relationship between the length of the forefoot bones and performance in male sprinters. │ Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports │ 27 (12),pp.1673-1680 (Co-authored)
36.	2017	The knee extensor moment arm is associated with performance in male sprinters. │ European Journal of Applied Physiology │ 117,pp.533-539 (Co-authored)
37.	2016	Age-related differences in muscle control of lower extremity for support and propulsion during walking. │ Journal of Physical Therapy Science │ 28,pp.794-801 (Co-authored)
38.	2016	Analysis of walking variability through simultaneous evaluation of the head, lumbar and lower extremity acceleration in healthy youth. │ Journal of Physical Therapy Science │ 28,pp.1801-1805 (Co-authored)
39.	2016	Effects of drop-set and reverse drop-set methods on the muscle activity and intramuscular oxygenation of the triceps brachii among trained and un-trained individuals. │ Journal of Sports Science and Medicine │ 15,pp.562-568 (Co-authored)
40.	2015	Age and gender difference in the control of vertical ground reaction force by hip, knee and ankle joints by 3D-motion analysis. │ Journal of Physical Therapy Science 27 │ ,pp.1833-1838
41.	2014	A stochastic approach for cooperative position estimation of multiple mobile robots. │ Journal of Mechanics Engneering and Automation │ 4 (1),pp.25-34 (Co-authored)
42.	2014	An fNIRS study on prefrontal cortex activity during a virtual shopping test with different task difficulties in brain-damaged patients. │ Journal of Behavioral and Brain Science │ 4 (6),pp.247-255 (Co-authored)
43.	2014	Peak hip and knee joint moments during a sit-to-stand movement are invariant to the change of seat height within the range of low to normal seat height. │ BioMedical Engineering OnLine │ 13,pp.27 (Co-authored)
44.	2014	Simultaneous position estimation and omnidirectional camera parameter calibration for multiple mobile robots. │ Journal of Mechanics Engineering and Automation │ 4 (2),pp.106-115 (Co-authored)
45.	2013	A self-position estimation algorithm for multiple mobile robots using two omnidirectional cameras and an accelerometer. │ Journal of Mechanics Engneering and Automation │ 3 (4),pp.189-196 (Co-authored)
46.	2013	A virtual shopping test for realistic assessment of cognitive function. │ 10,pp.59 (Co-authored)
47.	2013	New method of evaluating muscular strength of lower limb using MEMS acceleration and gyro sensors. │ Journal of Robotics and Mechatronics │ 25 (1),pp.153-161 (Co-authored)
48.	2013	Parametrically excited inverted double pendulum and efficient bipedal waking with an upper body. │ Robotica │ 31 (6),pp.875-886 (Co-authored)
49.	2013	The effects of ankle restriction on the multi-joint coordination of vertical jumping. │ Journal of Applied Biomechanics │ 29 (4),pp.468-473 (Co-authored)
50.	2012	An adaptive treadmill-style locomotion interface and its application in 3D interactive virtual market system. │ Intelligent Service Robotics │ 5 (3),pp.159-167 (Co-authored)
51.	2012	The minimum required muscle force for a sit-to-stand task. │ Journal of Biomechanics │ 45 (4),pp.699-705 (Co-authored)
52.	2011	The effect of bilateral asymmetry of muscle strength on the jumping height of squat jump: a computer simulation study. │ Journal of Sports Sciences │ 29 (8),pp.867-877 (Co-authored)
53.	2010	A novel information matrix sparsification approach for practical implementation of SLAM. │ Advanced Robotics │ 24 (5-6),pp.819-838 (Co-authored)
54.	2010	Adaptive attitude control for redundant time-varying complex model of human body in the nursing activity. │ Journal of Robotics and Mechatronics │ 22 (4),pp.418-429 (Co-authored)
55.	2010	An analysis of directional changes in the center of pressure trajectory during stance. │ Gait and Posture │ 31,pp.400-402 (Co-authored)
56.	2010	Application of biomechanical simulation in nursing activity – towards a new adaptive strategy of lifting up human body. │ バイオメカニクス研究 │ 14 (1),pp.52-60 (Co-authored)
57.	2010	Interaction between elastic energy utilization and active state development within the work enhancing mechanism during countermovement. │ Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology │ 20 (2),pp.340-347 (Co-authored)
58.	2010	The effect of the bilateral asymmetry of muscle strength on the jumping height of the counter movement jump. │ Journal of Sports Sciences │ 28 (2),pp.209-218 (Co-authored)
59.	2009	Biomechanical analysis of the relation between movement time and joint moment development during a sit-to-stand task. │ BioMedicalEngineering OnLine │ 8,pp.27 (Co-authored)
60.	2007	Computation of the kinematics and the minimun peak joint moments of sit-to-stand movements. │ BioMedical Engineering OnLine │ 6,pp.26 (Co-authored)
61.	2007	Influence of the fascicle length and physiological cross-sectional area of m. soleus on ankle joint kinetics. │ International Journal of Sports and Health Science │ 5,pp.98-104 (Co-authored)
62.	2007	Optimal coordination of maximal-effort horizontal and vertical jump motions - a computer simulation study -. │ BioMedicalEngineering OnLine │ 6,pp.20 (Co-authored)
63.	2006	Biomechanical behavior of muscle-tendon complex during dynamic human movements. │ Journal of Applied Biomechanics │ 22,pp.131-147 (Co-authored)
64.	2006	Influence of vision and static stretch of the calf muscles on postural sway during quiet standing. │ Human Movement Science │ 25 (3),pp.422-434 (Co-authored)
65.	2006	Light finger touch on the upper legs reduces postural sway during quasi-static standing. │ Motor Control │ 10,pp.348-358 (Co-authored)
66.	2006	Resonance in the human medial gastrocnemius muscle during cyclic ankle bending exercise. │ Journal of Applied Physiology │ 101,pp.111-118 (Co-authored)
67.	2005	A three-dimensional linked segment model of the human whole body. │ International Journal of Sports and Health Science │ 3,pp.311-325 (Co-authored)
68.	2005	Comparison of muscle-tendon interaction of human m. gastrocnemius between ankle- and drop- jumping. │ International Journal of Sports and Health Science │ 3,pp.253-263 (Co-authored)
69.	2005	Contribution of non-extensor muscles of the leg to maximal-effort countermovement jumping. │ BioMedical Engineering OnLine │ 4,pp.52 (Co-authored)
70.	2005	Direction control in maximal horizontal and vertical jumps. │ International Journal of Sports and Health Science │ 3,pp.272-279 (Co-authored)
71.	2005	Effects of pretension on work and power output of the muscle-tendon complex in dynamic elbow flexion. │ European Journal of Applied Physiology │ 94,pp.339-347 (Co-authored)
72.	2005	Force, work and power output of lower limb muscles during human maximal-effort countermovement jumping. │ Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology │ 15 (4),pp.367-376 (Co-authored)
73.	2005	Neuromusculoskeletal computer modeling and simulation of upright, straight-legged, bipedal locomotion of Australopithecus afarensis (A.L. 288-1). │ American Journal of Physical Anthropology │ 126 (1),pp.2-13 (Co-authored)
74.	2005	Simulating pathological gait using the enhanced inverted pendulum model. │ IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering │ 52 (9),pp.1502-1513 (Co-authored)
75.	2005	Simulation of muscle-tendon complex during dynamic human movements. │ International Journal of Sports and Health Science │ 3,pp.152-160 (Co-authored)
76.	2004	A procedure for adjustment of body segmental parameter values to individual subjects in inverse dynamics. │ International Journal of Sport and Health Science │ 2,pp.156-162 (Co-authored)
77.	2004	Effects of series elasticity of muscle tendon complex on an explosive activity performance with a counter movement. │ Journal of Applied Biomechanics │ 20 (1),pp.85-94 (Co-authored)
78.	2004	Effects of the length ratio between the contractile element and the series elastic element on an explosive muscular performance. │ Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology │ 14,pp.197-203 (Co-authored)
79.	2004	Evaluation of influence of muscle deactivation on other muscles and joints during arbitrary motion. │ Journal of Biomechanics │ 37 (4),pp.425-436 (Co-authored)
80.	2003	Contribution of series elasticity in human cyclic heel-raise exercise. │ Journal of Applied Biomechanics │ 19 (4),pp.340-352 (Co-authored)
81.	2003	Interaction between fascicles and tendinous structures during counter movement jumping investigated in vivo. │ Journal of Applied Physiology │ 95 (6),pp.2306-2314 (Co-authored)
82.	2003	Longer moment arm results in smaller joint moment development, power and work outputs in fast motions. │ Journal of Biomechanics │ 36 (11),pp.1675-1681 (Co-authored)
83.	2003	Optimal digital filter cutoff frequency of jumping kinematics evaluated through computer simulation. │ International Journal of Sport and Health Science │ 1 (2),pp.196-201 (Co-authored)
84.	2001	An estimation of the stiffness of mm. triceps surae in human hopping by the mass-spring model. │ 体育学研究 │ 46 (2),pp.195-205 (Co-authored)
85.	2001	Effects of neuromuscular strength training on vertical jumping performance – a computer simulation study. │ Journal of Applied Biomechanics │ 17 (2),pp.27-42 (Co-authored)
86.	2000	A sensitivity analysis of the calculation of mechanical output through inverse dynamics: a computer simulation study. │ Journal of Biomechanics │ 33 (10),pp.1313-1318 (Co-authored)
87.	2000	Biomechanical comparison of the role of bi-articular rectus femoris in standing broad jump and vertical jump. │ バイオメカニクス研究 │ 4 (1),pp.8-15 (Co-authored)
88.	2000	Control of horizontal movement of mass center of body and center of pressure in vertical jumps. │ バイオメカニクス研究 │ 4 (1),pp.2-7 (Co-authored)
89.	2000	Relationships between mechanical output from individual joints and jump height in sub-maximal to maximal effort vertical jumps. │ バイオメカニクス研究 │ 4 (1),pp.16-20 (Co-authored)
90.	1998	Comparison of new approaches to estimate mechanical output of individual joints in vertical jump. │ Journal of Biomechanics │ 31 (10),pp.951-955 (Co-authored)