Sure.

So basically, this is what my lecturer gave me: "Critically review and discuss the biomechanics and sports science literature to design a suitable protocol for assessing kinematic and kinetic inter-limb asymmetry and its influence on either performance or injury "

I know that I want to do focuss it on Achilles Tendinopathy but I am unsure of how or where to start from. So far, I am thinking of designing a protocol to measure how AT affects performance.

An easy protocol would be a study of Achilles Tendinopathy in basketball players - by recognition of the tendency to favor one leg on take off to layup or dunk. This RSI results in asymmetry that manifests in muscle spindle cells becoming overactive - resulting in chronic activation (and contraction) resulting in Tendinosis. See article.

Constant muscle contraction degrades tendon collagen = tendinosis. A high % should occur on the favored leg.

Article Tendinopathy: Why the Difference Between Tendinitis and Tend...

Still todaty I prefer eccentric exercise and there is evidence for the achillo tendopathy that this works Danielson was the first one to investigated this.

further what articles about eccentic exercise

good luck

Any sport that involves a dominant limb not only basketball as mentioned previously but football, jumping etc. In addition biomechanical differences like leg length discrepencies, differences in calf strength and flexibility, arch type , differences in landing forces when jumping between limbs in individuals and between players.

could be looked at.

This is a good project for a case controlled study as students typically have a limited framework to work with

This current publication identified compensatory patterns in the population you requested:

Article Individuals Post-Achilles Tendon Rupture Exhibit Asymmetrica...

I do agree with Gregory Zurbay regarding the study in basketball player.

You can study also the soccer players and compare the dominant leg with other leg.

Usually, soccer players that have the right leg as dominant during the kick off phase , stand with the left leg and that causes damage of the non dominant leg' anatomical structures such as knee and foot and ankle including Achilles tendon.