Toni Arndt
Professor, pro-vice-chancellor, head of subject in biomechanics
Email: toni.arndt@gih.se
Phone: +46 8-120 53 739
Visiting address: Lidingövägen 1
Room: 1343
Belongs to: Department of Physiology, Nutrition and Biomechanics, Section for Laboratories
Interests
Read more about my interests in teaching and research.
Biomechanics, movement theory.
Exploration of non-uniform elongation and strain in the Achilles tendon and development of methods to measure this.
Muscle and tendon force transfer and its impact on sports injuries and performance.
The biomechanics of the foot, with a particular focus on internal movement between foot segments and how this is affected by shoes.
Muscle and tendon function in cycling.
Latest publications
- Article
Study protocol for a prospective cohort study describing the injury characteristics in elite gymnasts in TeamGym
2024- Stefan Höög,
- Anton Arndt,
- Ulrika Tranaeus
- Chapter
Invasive Techniques for Studying Foot and Ankle Kinematics
2023- Arne Lundberg,
- Anton Arndt
- Article
Insights into the energy returning properties of 'super shoes' from a novel, highly accurate, biplanar videoradiography dataset
2023- Quinn Yetman,
- Anton Arndt,
- Michael Rainbow
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Other information
Undergraduate studies in New Zealand. Defended his doctoral thesis at the Sporthochschule in Cologne, Germany with a thesis on asymmetric loading in the Achilles tendon. Was previously a research assistant at GIH in the research group Biomechanics and Motor Control.
President elect of the International Footwear Biomechanics Group affiliated to the International Society of Biomechanics
External link. (ISB)
I am also employed as Senior Lecturer in Biomechanics and Program Director at the Podiatry Program at Karolinska Institutet.
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Photo: Thomas Carlgren
Photo: Thomas Carlgren
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Academic title
Professor in Sport Science
