[87; 104-109] I didn’t have school in the summer. Instead, I had an internship in Northern Europe, which was about the data acquisition. My role involved testing athletes who came to our lab where we have some force plates under the different movements, like squats for example. By looking at the results from the force plates, we can determine how it’s using the right leg more than the left one. So maybe he’s going to have to do more weights on the left leg to be more stable to decrease that risk of injury.
[114-119] We used force plates, like this movements with a force plate, but also with an app that is supposed to do the same thing as a force plate, but obviously it doesn’t, because the force plate is much better. Here the results you got, but you were supposed to get this result, and fix yourself. I was not a part of making it better. I was just a part of collecting the data collection team.
[122-127] The team I was a part of were the test people, so that was a very, very professional environment. We were located in a gym, so it wasn’t very professional in that sense, but it was perfect enough for what we were going to do. And the main boss, he is skilled, very educated and very smart in that sense. But he wasn’t always there because I learned very quickly what I was supposed to do so then he could use his time to do something else.