Chasing the first three cranks: When biomechanics meets BMX

Josephine Grigg

Chasing the first three cranks: When biomechanics meets BMX

Josephine Grigg

Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine

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In four years time the start of a BMX race may be more refined, better coached and will almost certainly have a stronger base of science and biomechanics to help coaches get the best from their riders.

Original language	English
Publisher	BMX Australia
Edition	September
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - Sept 2016

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