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The effects of changes of ankle strength and range of motion according to aging on balance

Bok et al., 2013

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Bok S
Lee T
Lee S
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Annals of rehabilitation medicine

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Objective To investigate the changes of ankle strength and range of motion with aging and which of the ankle strength and range of motion are contributed to balance. Methods Sixty healthy people (24 men and 36 women) have undergone tests for ankle strength and range …
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