Simon
Ozan
Email
simon.ozan [at] univ-rennes2.fr
Université Rennes 2
Research axis
Motion analysis, modelling and simulation
M2S Laboratory
Research topics
My research focuses on the in-situ biomechanical analysis of the tennis serve. First, it aims to compare a markerless motion capture method with a marker-based optoelectronic reference system. The project involves the development of a method to reconstruct the trajectories of the racket and the ball using video data and computer vision techniques. In a second phase, this markerless tool will be used to investigate the effects of fatigue and score-related pressure on serve biomechanics during competitive match situations.
Journal articles
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- Collision avoidance behaviours in chronic non-specific low back pain participants: A prospective cohort study
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- Agathe Bilhaut, Mathieu Ménard, Olivier Roze, Simon Ozan, Rebecca Crolan, Phillippe Carson-Jouzel, Armel Crétual, Anne-Hélène Olivier
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- Human Movement Science, 2025, 100, pp.103335-103335. ⟨10.1016/j.humov.2025.103335⟩
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- titre
- Relationships Between Force-Time Curve Variables and Tennis Serve Performance in Competitive Tennis Players
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- Loïc Fourel, Pierre Touzard, Maxime Fadier, Louis Arles, Kaies Deghaies, Simon Ozan, Caroline Martin
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- Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 2024, 38 (9), pp.1667-1674. ⟨10.1519/jsc.0000000000004848⟩
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Conference papers
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- Comparative assessment of markerless and marker-based motion capture for tennis serve biomechanical analysis
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- Simon Ozan, Loic Fourel, P Touzard, Kaies Deghaies, Caroline Martin, Richard Kulpa
- article
- 29th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science, European College of Sport Science, Jul 2024, Glasgow (Ecosse), United Kingdom. pp.757-758
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- Using machine learning to estimate lower-body joint moments from wearable sensors: a narrative review
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- Simon Ozan, Laetitia Fradet
- article
- 47e Congrès de la Société de Biomécanique, Société de biomécanique, Oct 2022, Monastir, Tunisia. pp.S239 - S241
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