Dr. Yuanyuan Ren is a researcher specializing in human movement science and sports biomechanics. Her academic focus lies in understanding the mechanical and physiological principles of human motion, aiming to improve athletic performance and reduce injury risks through scientific analysis. She has produced 11 research documents that contribute valuable insights into motion mechanics, biomechanical modeling, and sports performance optimization. Her work has been cited 164 times by 160 documents, with an h-index of 7, demonstrating significant academic influence and consistent research quality. Ren’s research integrates modern technologies such as motion capture and biomechanical simulation tools to analyze body dynamics, joint function, and muscle performance under various conditions. She actively explores how biomechanical principles can be applied to enhance physical training strategies, rehabilitation programs, and athletic techniques. By combining analytical precision with a deep understanding of sports science, her contributions support the development of innovative methods for improving human motion efficiency and overall physical capability. Her studies represent a growing body of work that bridges theoretical biomechanics with practical applications in sports and health sciences, positioning her among the emerging researchers driving forward advancements in human movement research.
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Ren, Y. (2025). Lower-extremity muscle strength symmetry assessment through isokinetic dynamometry. Life, 2025(Article), Open access.