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An 8-week aquatic exercise program is effective at improving gait stability of the elderly

Lim et al., 2013

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10136846773366735117
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Lim H
Roh S
Yoon S
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Journal of physical therapy science

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[Purpose] The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of 8 weeks aquatic exercise on the gait stability of the elderly using dynamic factors: center of mass (COM), velocity of center of mass (COMV), and center of pressure (COP).[Subjects] Eleven elderly participants …
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