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BEAR engineers also analyze body dynamics in various situations to determine if various exercise machines, includinginclined bench presses and spinning machines, might cause injury.
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BEAR engineers instrumented a bench and dynamically measured head forces in order to see if a neck injury could be caused by the force of one push downward with the head on the bench pad. The results from our calculations were instrumental in settling the case. |
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In another case, BEAR engineers examined spinning machines to calculate the peak leg impact force that could potentially cause a leg or foot injury. BEAR analysis helped settle the case. |
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