Carl J. Payton obtained his PhD in biomechanics from Manchester Metropolitan University, UK, in 1999 where he is now a Reader and leads the biomechanics and long-term conditions research group. Carl’s main research interests are in the biomechanical determinants of elite swimming performance and in the classification of physically impaired swimmers for competition. He has provided biomechanics support to the GB Para-Swimming team since 2000. Carl has previously been Biomechanics Section Chair and member of the BASES Executive Committee.Adrian Burden began his career at Brunel University before moving to Brighton University and then to Manchester Metropolitan University, UK, in 2002. He obtained his PhD in surface electromyography in the same year and is Associate Head of the Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences. Adrian is also a Reader in Biomechanics and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. His main interests lie in the application of electromyography to exercise, clinical and sport settings, and he has run workshops for BASES in this area.

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• 1. Introduction [Carl J. Payton and Adrian Burden] 2. Qualitative Biomechanical Analysis of Technique [Adrian Lees] 3. Assessing Movement Coordination [Peter F. Lamb and Roger M. Bartlett] 4. Motion Analysis Using Video [Carl J. Payton and Christopher R. Hudson] 5. Motion Analysis Using On-line Systems [Clare E. Milner] 6. Measurement of External Forces [Nachiappan Chockalingam and Aoife Healy] 7. Surface Electromyography [Adrian Burden] 8. Isokinetic Dynamometry [Vasilios Baltzopoulos] 9. Data processing and Error Estimation [John H. Challis] 10. Research Methods: Sample Size and Variability Effects on Statistical Power [David R. Mullineaux and Jonathan Wheat] 11. Computer Simulation Modelling in Sport [Maurice R. Yeadon and Mark A. King]

Carl J. Payton obtained his PhD in biomechanics from Manchester Metropolitan University, UK, in 1999 where he is now a Reader and leads the biomechanics and long-term conditions research group. Carl’s main research interests are in the biomechanical determinants of elite swimming performance and in the classification of physically impaired swimmers for competition. He has provided biomechanics support to the GB Para-Swimming team since 2000. Carl has previously been Biomechanics Section Chair and member of the BASES Executive Committee.Adrian Burden began his career at Brunel University before moving to Brighton University and then to Manchester Metropolitan University, UK, in 2002. He obtained his PhD in surface electromyography in the same year and is Associate Head of the Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences. Adrian is also a Reader in Biomechanics and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. His main interests lie in the application of electromyography to exercise, clinical and sport settings, and he has run workshops for BASES in this area.

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• 1. Introduction [Carl J. Payton and Adrian Burden] 2. Qualitative Biomechanical Analysis of Technique [Adrian Lees] 3. Assessing Movement Coordination [Peter F. Lamb and Roger M. Bartlett] 4. Motion Analysis Using Video [Carl J. Payton and Christopher R. Hudson] 5. Motion Analysis Using On-line Systems [Clare E. Milner] 6. Measurement of External Forces [Nachiappan Chockalingam and Aoife Healy] 7. Surface Electromyography [Adrian Burden] 8. Isokinetic Dynamometry [Vasilios Baltzopoulos] 9. Data processing and Error Estimation [John H. Challis] 10. Research Methods: Sample Size and Variability Effects on Statistical Power [David R. Mullineaux and Jonathan Wheat] 11. Computer Simulation Modelling in Sport [Maurice R. Yeadon and Mark A. King]

Carl J. Payton obtained his PhD in biomechanics from Manchester Metropolitan University, UK, in 1999 where he is now a Reader and leads the biomechanics and long-term conditions research group. Carl’s main research interests are in the biomechanical determinants of elite swimming performance and in the classification of physically impaired swimmers for competition. He has provided biomechanics support to the GB Para-Swimming team since 2000. Carl has previously been Biomechanics Section Chair and member of the BASES Executive Committee.Adrian Burden began his career at Brunel University before moving to Brighton University and then to Manchester Metropolitan University, UK, in 2002. He obtained his PhD in surface electromyography in the same year and is Associate Head of the Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences. Adrian is also a Reader in Biomechanics and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. His main interests lie in the application of electromyography to exercise, clinical and sport settings, and he has run workshops for BASES in this area.

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• 1. Introduction [Carl J. Payton and Adrian Burden] 2. Qualitative Biomechanical Analysis of Technique [Adrian Lees] 3. Assessing Movement Coordination [Peter F. Lamb and Roger M. Bartlett] 4. Motion Analysis Using Video [Carl J. Payton and Christopher R. Hudson] 5. Motion Analysis Using On-line Systems [Clare E. Milner] 6. Measurement of External Forces [Nachiappan Chockalingam and Aoife Healy] 7. Surface Electromyography [Adrian Burden] 8. Isokinetic Dynamometry [Vasilios Baltzopoulos] 9. Data processing and Error Estimation [John H. Challis] 10. Research Methods: Sample Size and Variability Effects on Statistical Power [David R. Mullineaux and Jonathan Wheat] 11. Computer Simulation Modelling in Sport [Maurice R. Yeadon and Mark A. King]