Numerical study of manual wheelchair propulsion: highlight on the lever system

N. SkendraouiISI-GRESPI, UFR Sciences BP 1039, Reims, FranceView further author information

F. BogardISI-GRESPI, UFR Sciences BP 1039, Reims, FranceCorrespondence[email protected]
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S. MurerISI-GRESPI, UFR Sciences BP 1039, Reims, FranceView further author information

F. BeaumontISI-GRESPI, UFR Sciences BP 1039, Reims, FranceView further author information

R. TaïarISI-GRESPI, UFR Sciences BP 1039, Reims, FranceView further author information

G. PolidoriISI-GRESPI, UFR Sciences BP 1039, Reims, FranceView further author information

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