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Hexaxial reference system

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The Hexaxial Reference System is primarily a concept used in the context of sports science, biomechanics, and movement analysis. It refers to a coordinate system that allows for the precise measurement and analysis of movements within a three-dimensional space. The term "hexaxial" implies that it involves six axes of motion, often corresponding to different directions or planes of movement.

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