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The effect of contralateral training: influence of unilateral isokinetic exercise on one-legged standing balance of the contralateral lower extremity in adults

Kim et al., 2011

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13275322940847769183
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Kim K
Cha Y
Fell D
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Gait & posture

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Purpose To investigate the effects of unilateral isokinetic exercises on the one-legged standing balance of the contralateral lower extremity. Subjects A volunteer sample of 32 healthy adults (12 men and 20 women) was randomized to training and control groups …
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