Bone mineral density varies throughout the skeleton of athletes dependent on their sport: Allometric modelling identifies the “effective” forces associated with body mass

The model for BMD identified that [Formula: see text] plays a crucial role in determining the effective forces (both gravitational/ground reaction and compressional forces) operating throughout the skeleton, where k<sub>i</sub> systematically increases where the lower the bone is situated, a mechanism that also explains why activities involving running benefit the leg BMD compared with weight-supported activities (e.g., rowing).

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Journal of science and medicine in sport
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2025-04-23
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jsams.2025.04.006
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Body Composition Measurement Techniques
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Bone mineral density varies throughout the skeleton of athletes dependent on their sport: Allometric modelling identifies the “effective” forces associated with body mass

Alan Nevill, Eric S. Wallace, Arthur D. Stewart, Matthew Wyon
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Journal of science and medicine in sport
Body Composition Measurement Techniques
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Bone mineral density varies throughout the skeleton of athletes dependent on their sport: Allometric modelling identifies the “effective” forces associated with body mass

Alan Nevill, Eric S. Wallace, Arthur D. Stewart, Matthew Wyon
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Abstract

The model for BMD identified that [Formula: see text] plays a crucial role in determining the effective forces (both gravitational/ground reaction and compressional forces) operating throughout the skeleton, where k<sub>i</sub> systematically increases where the lower the bone is situated, a mechanism that also explains why activities involving running benefit the leg BMD compared with weight-supported activities (e.g., rowing).

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