Shock Transmission through the Human Body

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• Hennig EM: Wei Lun Internal Lecture: Shock absorption during running - the influence of footwear design, 9. October. Hong Kong: The Chinese University of Hong Kong; 2002
   Hennig EM: Wei Lun Public Lecture: The human foot during locomotion - Applied research for footwear, 10. October. Hong Kong: The Chinese University of Hong Kong; 2002
• Pearsall DJ, Hennig EM, Sterzing T: The use of skin pre-tension to modify tibial bone acceleration estimates. In IVth World Congress of Biomechanics, 4-9 August. Calgary: Omnipress-CD; 2002, CD-1261.pdf 
• Nass D, Hennig EM, Treek RV: Eigenschaften und Schutzfunktion des Fersenfettpolsters in Abhängigkeit vom  Körpergewicht. In DVS Symposium. Konstanz; 2001
  Nass D, Hennig EM, Treek Rv: Relationship between heel pad thickness and heel pressure in obese and normal weight adults. Clinical Biomechanics 2001.
• Hennig EM, Zulbeck O: The   influence  of soccer  boot  construction on  ball  velocity and  shock  to  the  body. In Fourth Symposium on Footwear Biomechanics. Canmore / Canada: University of Calgary; 1999, 52-53 
• Sterzing TF, Hennig EM: Measurement of plantar pressures, rearfoot motion, and tibial shock during running 10 km on a 400 m track. In Fourth Symposium on Footwear Biomechanics. Canmore / Canada: University of Calgary; 1999, 88-89 
• Nass D, Hennig EM: The influence of impact location on the racket head on ball speed and load transfer to the arm during tennis serves. In Proceedings of NACOB'98 the Third North American Congress on Biomechanics. Waterloo, Ontario, Canada: University of Waterloo; 1998, 323-324 
• Naß D, Hennig EM: Ball impact location on a tennis racket and its influence on ball speed, arm shock and vibration. In XVI International Symposium on Biomechanics in Sports. Konstanz, Germany: UVK - Universitätsverlag Konstanz, Germany; 1998, 229-232 
• Milani TL, Hennig EM, Lafortune MA: Perceptual and biomechanical variables for running in identical shoe constructions with varying midsole hardness. Clin Biomech (Bristol, Avon) 12:294-300., 1997.
• Hennig EM: The transfer of tennis racquet vibrations to the human forearm, March, 29: Exercise and Sport Research Institute / Arizona State University; 1996
  
• Hennig EM, Valiant GA, Liu Q: Biomechanical variables and the perception of cushioning for running in various types of footwear. Journal of Applied Biomechanics 12:143-150, 1996.
• Lafortune MA, Hennig EM, Lake MJ: Dominant role of interface over knee angle for cushioning impact loading and regulating initial leg stiffness. J Biomech 29:1523-1529., 1996.
• Lafortune MA, Lake MJ, Hennig EM: Differential shock transmission response of the human body to impact severity and lower limb posture. J Biomech 29:1531-1537., 1996.
  
• Hennig, E. M., & Milani, T. L. (1995). The perception of cushioning during impacts from running and unexpected falls. In ISB - Footwear Symposium, Köln:
• Lafortune, M. A., Hennig, E. M., Lake, M. J., & Belisle, P. (1995). Cushioning role of initial knee angle upon impact loading. In ISB Conference, Jyväskylä.
• Lafortune, M. A., Hennig, E. M., & Valiant, G. A. (1995). Tibial shock measured with bone and skin mounted transducers. Journal of Biomechanics, 28(8), 989-993.
• Lafortune, M. A., Lake, M. J., & Hennig, E. M. (1995). Transfer function between tibial acceleration and ground reaction force. Journal of Biomechanics, 28(1), 113-117.
• Schnabel, G., & Hennig, E. M. (1995). The effect of skin mounting technique on tibial acceleration measurements during running. In ISB - Footwear Symposium, Köln:
• Hennig, E. M., Milani, T. L., & Lafortune, M. A. (1993). The use of ground reaction force parameters for the prediction of peak tibial accelerations in running with different footwear. J. Appl. Biom., 9(4), 306-314.
• Lafortune, M. A., & Hennig, E. M. (1992). Cushioning properties of footwear during walking: accelerometer and force platform measurements. Clinical Biomechenics, 7(3), 181-184.
• Lafortune, M. A., Valiant, G. A., & Hennig, E. M. (1992). Skin and bone mounted acceleration signals. In L. Draganich, R. Wells, & J. Bechtold (Ed.), NACOB II: 2nd North American Congress on Biomechanics, (pp. 103-104). Chicago, Ill., USA: Org. Comm. of ASB & CSB.
• Hennig, E. M., & Lafortune, M. A. (1991). Relationships between ground reaction force- and tibial bone acceleration parameters. Int. J. of Sport Biom., 7(3), 303-309.
• Lafortune, M. A., & Hennig, E. M. (1991). Contribution of angular motion and gravity to tibial acceleration. Med. Sci. Sports & Exerc., 23(3), 360 - 363.
• Hennig, E. M., & Lafortune, A. (1989). Tibial bone acceleration and ground reaction force parameters during running. J. of Biom., 22, 1043.
• Lafortune, M. A., & Hennig, E. (1989). Contribution of angular motion and gravitation onto tibial acceleration. J. Biom., 22, 1043.
• Hennig, E., & Lafortune, M. A. (1988). Tibial bone and skin accelerations during running. In M. L. C.E. Cotton D.G.E. Robertson & J.P. Stothart (Ed.), Vth. Biennial Conference of Canadian Society of Biomechanics, (pp. 74-75). Ottawa:
• Lafortune, M. A., & Hennig, E. (1988). Effects of velocity and uphill slope on tibial shock during running. In C. E. Cotton, M. Lamontagne, D. G. E. Robertson, & J. P. Stothart (Ed.), Vth. Biennial Conference of the Canadian Society of Biomechanics, (pp. 94-95). Ottawa, Canada: Spodym Publ., London, Ontario.
  

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