Lee et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Effects of elastic band exercises on physical ability and muscular topography of elderly femalesLee et al., 2018
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- Lee J
- Kim S
- Kim S
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- Journal of physical therapy science
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[Purpose] This study examined the effects of band exercise types on the physical ability and muscular topography for elderly females.[Subjects and Methods] Twenty-six females older than 65 years were divided into the dynamic band exercise (DBE; n= 13) group and the …
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