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Does treadmill training improve balance function of healthy untrained young adult males

Theodora et al., 2019

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8512651623518297592
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Theodora S
Tinduh D
Wardhani R
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Surabaya Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Journal

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Background: Number of falls increase among elders and young adults prior to any cause. Occult balance disorder may become one of the morbidity factors that causes fall in young adults and eventually elders. One leg stance test reflects static balance function that might …
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