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The effects of functional balance training on balance, functional mobility, muscle strength, aerobic endurance and quality of life among community-living elderly people …

Karóczi et al., 2014

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6083196464191055212
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Karóczi C
Mèszáros L
Jakab
Korpos
Kovács
Gondos T
et al.
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New Medicine

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Aim. The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of functional training on balance, functional mobility, muscle strength, aerobic endurance and quality of life among community- dwelling elderly people. Material and methods. Eighteen women were in the exercise group …
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