Anthropometric and Spatiotemporal gait parameters of Ghanaian university students.

This study introduces an improved method for gait analysis and clinical decision-making, addressing the lack of normative spatiotemporal gait data for young Ghanaian adults. A dataset comprising 300 individuals (213 males, 87 females; aged 20.40 9 ±1.62years; height 1.69 ±0.12m; weight 64.51 ±10.68kg) wearing six Magneto Inertial Measurement Units (MIMU) sensors was collected during walking trials on a specified path at self-selected speeds (6.14±1.79 seconds).