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    Dear colleagues,

    it would be much appreciated if you could help answer 2 force plate
    questions.

    1. How close to the edge of an AMTI force plate can a person step and still
    produce valid GRF and COP data. Is there a practical limit (eg. 2, 3 cm)?
    2. Can multiple force plates (eg 2 FPs) be mounted on the same concrete
    isolation block or pad. Most laboratories seem to mount the plates on
    separate pads. Can the plates be mounted on the block for clinical gait
    data (eg. stroke, cerebrals gait etc)?

    Sincerely

    Noel Lythgo

    PhD

    School of Exercise Science
    Australian Catholic University Limited
    ABN 15 050 192 660 CRICOS Registration: 00004G, 00112C, 00873F, 00885B
    Phone (61) 3 9953 3030
    Fax (61) 3 9953 3095
    Mail: Locked Bag 4115 Fitzroy
    MDC 3065 Australia

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