GRF
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The force the ground pushes back on a person or object when they touch it
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fuerza de reacción del suelo
- Researchers measured the GRF during each phase of the athlete's jump.
Examples
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A sudden increase in GRF can lead to injuries in runners.
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The study compared GRF values between walking and running on different surfaces.
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The GRF is crucial for understanding how forces affect movement.
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Researchers measure the GRF during athletic performance.
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Researchers measured the GRF during each phase of the athlete's jump.
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A sudden increase in GRF can lead to injuries in runners.
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The study compared GRF values between walking and running on different surfaces.
Surface Forms
GRF main
Etymology
GRF is short for ground reaction force, the 'push back' the ground gives when your foot or body hits it. So GRF measures how strongly the ground pushes against you during movement.
