Designing and reporting a two-dimensional movement study

What this note covers

1. Frame a focused investigation with an observable outcome
2. Plan ethical participation before recording anyone
3. Control the camera geometry and preserve a reliable time scale
4. Define phases, landmarks and measurements before comparing trials
5. Turn observations into a proportionate biomechanical interpretation
6. Build the individual report around a traceable evidence chain

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