Computational Biomechanics	Running	Aging
	Martin Tanaka	Ewald Hennig	Monica Maly
	Wake Forest University	University Duisburg-Essen, Germany	McMaster University
	Marey Room	Borelli Room	Muybridge Room
11:30	945 ADAPTIVE SURROGATE MODELING FOR COST-EFFECTIVE DETERMINATION OF NONLINEAR TISSUE PROPERTIES Halloran, Frampton & Erdemir The Cleveland Clinic	745 DYNAMIC ARCH DEVELOPMENT: MIDFOOT CONTACT AREA AND LOADING DURING RUNNING IN CHILDREN AGE 3 TO 11 YEARS Mientjes, Pisciotta & Lafortune Nike Sport Research Lab	1034 INFLUENCE OF AGE & GAIT SPEED ON REQUIRED COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION INDEPENDENT OF STEP LENGTH Anderson & Madigan Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University
11:45	1071 PELVIC MOTION  DURING SEATED PEDALING FACILITATES INTERSEGMENTAL ENERGY TRANSFER Gleason, Silder & Thelen University of Wisconsin - Madison	1165 IN VIVO KNEE CARTILAGE CONTACT DURING DOWNHILL RUNNING Anderst, Thorhauer & Tashman University of Pittsburgh	811 MODULATING STEP LENGTH DURING WALKING BY YOUNG AND OLD ADULTS DeVita, Copple, Patterson, Rider, Long, Steinweg & Hortobagyi East Carolina University
12:00	882 THE USE OF SUBJECT-SPECIFIC ANATOMIC PARAMETERS IN AN EMG-DRIVEN MUSCULOSKELETAL MODEL RESULTS IN IMPROVED KNEE JOINT MOMENT PREDICTIONS WHEN COMPARED TO GENERIC & SCALED MODELS Tsai & Powers University of Southern California	764 USING FORWARD DYNAMIC SIMULATIONS OF HIGH SPEED RUNNING TO ASSESS HAMSTRING STRAIN INJURY POTENTIAL Chumanov, Heiderscheit & Thelen University of Wisconsin-Madison	1211 A SHOE-BASED METHOD FOR RANDOMLY PERTURBING THE STANCE PHASE OF GAIT AND ITS EFFECT  ON STEP WIDTH Kim, Richardson, Nnodim, Takemura & Ashton-Miller University of Michigan
12:15	1038 COMPUTATIONAL SIMULATION OF ANKLE CONTACT MECHANICS FOLLOWING FOCAL DEFECT RESURFACING WITH A METALLIC IMPLANT Anderson, Tochigi, Rudert, Vaseenon, Amendola & Brown University of Iowa	875 THE PROBABILITY FOR TIBIAL STRESS FRACTURE INCREASES WITH RUNNING SPEED DESPITE A REDUCTION IN THE NUMBER OF LOADING CYCLES Edwards, Taylor, Rudolphi, Gillette & Derrick Iowa State University	905 Are feedback related adjustments to step width affected by performance of the Stroop Test? Hurt, Rosenblatt & Grabiner University of Illinois at Chicago
12:30	1118 A LARGE SCALE OPTIMIZATION APPROACH TO GENERATE SUBJECT-SPECIFIC KNEE JOINT MODELS Borotikar & van den Bogert Cleveland Clinic	1180 MECHANICS OF UNILATERAL TRANS-TIBIAL AMPUTEE SPRINT RUNNERS Grabowski, McGowan, Herr, McDermott & Kram Massachusetts Institute of Technology	1166 LOWER EXTERMITY MUSCLE STRENGTH AND GAIT VARIABILITY IN OLDER ADULTS Shin, Valentine, Evans & Sosnoff University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign