Kirszbraun's theorem via an explicit formula

Let $X,Y$ be two Hilbert spaces, $E$ a subset of $X$ and $G: E \to Y$ a Lipschitz mapping. A famous theorem of Kirszbraun's states that there exists $\widetilde{G} : X \to Y$ with $\widetilde{G}=G$ on $E$ and $\textrm{Lip}(\widetilde{G})=\textrm{Lip}(G).$ In this note we show that in fact the function $$\widetilde{G}:=\nabla_Y(\textrm{conv}(g))( \cdot , 0), \qquad \text{where}$$ $$g(x,y) = \inf_{z \in E} \lbrace \langle G(z), y \rangle + \tfrac{M}{2} \|(x-z,y)\|^2 \rbrace + \tfrac{M}{2}\|(x,y)\|^2,$$ defines such an extension. We apply this formula to get an extension result for {\em strongly biLipschitz homeomorphisms.} Related to the latter, we also consider extensions of $C^{1,1}$ strongly convex functions.