Is there a way to retrieve (or derive) number of ground contacts for a given lap?
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If you can assume one step per ground contact, you could take the average cadence for a lap and multiply it with the lap time to determine total number of steps. Or you could grab the total number of registered steps at the start and end of the lap and compare those values.
If you can assume one step per ground contact, you could take the average cadence for a lap and multiply it with the lap time to determine total number of steps. Or you could grab the total number of registered steps at the start and end of the lap and compare those values.
great idea! I'll try these out, and in theory they should be the same!
