A Data-Driven Approach for Fatigue Detection during Running Using Pedobarographic Measurements

Table 2

The relative time of peak force in the 10 areas in the pre-fatigue versus post-fatigue at the nondominant and dominant foot during running gait.

Areas	Non-dominant foot			Dominant foot
	Pre (%)	Post (%)	p-Value	Pre (%)	Post (%)	p-Value
H	56.99 (9.07)	57.26 (11.14)	0.84	55.6 (12.71)	58.9 (13.02)	0.04
OT	52.51 (11.90)	55 (13.46)	0.17	53.34 (11.59)	52.43 (12.95)	0.58
M1	56.99 (9.33)	55.8 (11.58)	0.27	56.22 (10.75)	56.33 (10.62)	0.92
M2	58.97 (6.19)	58.7 (7.09)	0.74	58.47 (5.96)	58.32 (6.38)	0.86
M3	56.74 (3.46)	56.87 (4.62)	0.22	56.98 (4.39)	56.51 (5.23)	0.49
M4	54.46 (5.01)	54.00 (7.09)	0.56	55.93 (5.60)	55.70 (6.31)	0.77
M5	57.03 (7.88)	57.38 (9.23)	0.76	62.23 (6.59)	59.62 (11.30)	0.05
MF	53.26 (6.40)	50.50 (7.14)	0.001	53.87 (6.75)	53.61 (8.09)	0.81
HM	25.37 (18.94)	25.3 (17.58)	0.97	24.48 (19.59)	24.57 (17.30)	0.97
HL	11.02 (11.54)	11.62 (10.25)	0.72	14.50 (15.19)	11.29 (10.64)	0.07
SUM	31.61 (4.76)	29.7 (6.06)	0.01	33.47 (6.32)	32.38 (7.86)	0.28

Note. “” means significant difference between pre- and post-fatigue state (). Nondominant foot = left foot; dominant foot = right foot.