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Within the "corral" of the greater Chicago area, the average speed dropped to 3.9 miles per hour, the pace of a rapid walk.
His final years were marred by dementia, which cruelly deprived him, little by little, of all the things that made him so uniquely himself – his wit, his gift for storytelling, his jaunty and rapid walk, and his prodigious memory.
Though thematically, the movies of each tee don't have much in common, the rapid walk through movie history is a thrill.
Of interest, when other continuous variables (grip strength, timed rapid walk of 20 ft).
Similarly, recognized cut-points can be used for ordinal and continuous variables, such as the rapid walk test [ 15].
However, there was no significant difference in mobility across the three sites as measured by rapid walk speed (Table 1).
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Future inquiry into this topic may wish to examine associations between driving outcomes and the individual components of these tests (standing balance, usual and rapid walking speed, and chair stands) separately.
Rapid walking speed was recorded as one trial.
No significant difference of rapid walking speed between native Japanese and Caucasians was found.
Rapid walking speed was about 13% slower among native Japanese, and 17% slower among Caucasians than Japanese-Americans.
Age-related declines in usual and rapid walking speed and grip strength were fairly consistent for all three groups of women (16 26%).
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