Upright and Recumbent Adaptive Pedaling Device With Electrical Stimulation

Summary

We are conducting a project examining the performance of upright and recumbent power-assisted cycling devices in reducing asymmetry during cycling exercises. You are invited to attend two cycling exercise sessions at the Human Performance Lab/Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Calgary. During these sessions, you will perform cycling exercises on a custom-built cycle ergometer. During the cycling exercise, physiological and mechanical signals will be collected from the sensors placed on the cycle ergometer. The study is totally non-invasive; however, electrical stimulation will be utilized.