Thorsten Stein

This study examines how shoe sole thickness affects running style and stability during uphill running, finding minimal changes across different shoe conditions.

This study examines how different running shoe stack heights affect running style and stability at various speeds, finding that higher stack heights alter kinematic parameters and stability metrics.

This study investigates the contextual interference effect (CIE) in motor learning, finding it reflects a true learning phenomenon independent of retroactive inhibition, but variable practice is not always beneficial.

The paper investigates whether sleep or training variability affects motor adaptation consolidation, finding that higher training variability improves retest performance, correlating with alpha power in parietal areas.