Part D: Force Plate Walking / Running Trials Record your data from Table 4 below (1 mark); Table 4: Summary of Walking and Running Data Peak Vertical Peak Anterior Peak Posterior Impact Fz (N) Force Fy (N) Force Fy (N) Trial 4 866.07 178.44 -253.54 Trial 5 1723.33 445.8 -302.77 Trial 6 1866.58 387.77 393.64 On the axes below sketch the vertical force (Fz) and anterior/posterior force (Fy) for Trial 4, 5 and 6 for one cycle of foot contact with the force plate (heel contact to toe off). Be sure to include axis labels and units. (6 marks, 3 marks each) View answer and explanation A Answer: Data Interpretation Question 10) What is responsible for the "double peak" illustrated in Fig 1 above? (1 marks) - 4 KA lines or less Asnwer: The double peak in figure 1 is due to bare foot running. First leak appears in graph due to heel striking the ground and generating a great impact force seen as sharp rise of peak and second peak is due to the landing of forefoot of foot on ground and removal of heel of that foot from ground. Need the answer? . 4098 tutors online. Answers in as fast as 15 minutes. Get it-with an explanationFig 1: Vertical Force (N) for Walking, Running Fig 2: Anterior/Posterior Force (N) for and Bare Foot Running Walking, Running and Bare Foot Running