Data_Baldazzi2022_PlosOne.zip

Seventeen soccer players performed three counter movement jumps on two force plates. Then each participant perfomed three times a single leg squat and a cross over hop test wearing two magnetic-inertial measurement units located on the tibia and foot. The row data are shared with no pre-processing. <br> Force plate data are .c3d files and can be opened using open source softwares like Mokka (https://biomechanical-toolkit.github.io/mokka/). Inertial sensor data are .csv files and can be open with Google Sheet, Notepad, or OpenOffice Calc. <br> Force Plate data: Each folder contains three .c3d files. Each file contains the force plate data of each counter movement jump. The force plate system of reference were as follows: X = antero-posterior, Y = medio-lateral, Z = vertical. <br> IMU data: Each folder contains two folders, DX and SX referring to the two body sides, right and left respectively. In each side-related folder there are all the performed trials: - cht = cross over hop test - sls = single leg squat Sensor 139 was placed on the tibia/shank. Sensor 204 was placed on the foot. Sensor 284 was placed on the tibia/shank. Sensor 293 was placed on the foot. Details on sensor position and reference frames are presented in Fig. 1 of the related paper: "Reliability of wearable sensors-based parameters for the assessment of knee stability"