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Fig. 5 | Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation

Fig. 5

From: Biomechanical and physiological differences between synchronous and asynchronous low intensity handcycling during practice-based learning in able-bodied men

Fig. 5

Unilateral force production (shown per 5°) in the local sagittal plane of the crank set (resultant FTan and FRad). The average overall cycle of the 4th minute of the pre-test (last minute 1st block) and last minute of the post-test (last minute 3rd block) were shown for both crank modes (blue = synchronous; green = asynchronous) for one participant. The force data was low-pass filtered (2nd order Butterworth, cut-off frequency 5 Hz, sample frequency 100 Hz)

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