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Sensitivity of sensor-based sit-to-stand peak power to the effects of training leg strength, leg power and balance in older adults

Regterschot et al., 2014

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Regterschot G
Folkersma M
Zhang W
Baldus H
Stevens M
Zijlstra W
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Gait & posture

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Increasing leg strength, leg power and overall balance can improve mobility and reduce fall risk. Sensor-based assessment of peak power during the sit-to-stand (STS) transfer may be useful for detecting changes in mobility and fall risk. Therefore, this study investigated …
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