Maybe the best is do skipping with only one leg, and then interpolate the other. Let's try if 10ms is needed, maybe 50ms it's ok.

do skipping with one leg, also reccomend the user to use multichronopic and do two chronopics, two legs, sinchronized. Maybe put a button of skipping 2 legs

Gait analysis can also be done with multichronopic

just write a selector in order that the user can see all what can be done with multichronopic

On MultiChronopic (from left to right (as in jumps)) put this buttons:

Skipping (both legs)
Gait analysis
Run analysis (JM Padullés)
Generic MultiChronopic

(Put also a label that says that buttons are disabled because need to connect two chronopics)

Then an extra window will appear with:
sinchronize
delete first
total distance (gait analysis and padullés)

make no think the user on synchronize and delete first, and show instructions in order to make this process.

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