Sentence examples for step balance from inspiring English sources

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Similarly, knee extensor joint torques during single step balance recovery are also lower in older compared to younger subjects during single-step recovery, 16, 18 and lower limb weakness is negatively correlated with performance on forward leaning tasks.

As an intermediary step balance sheets can be developed for WHO regions and sub-regions using data similar to those we used from the WHO South Asia subregion in which Pakistan is located.

But her success varied from phrase to phrase, even from step to step — balances were tense, jumps easily grand, detailed pointwork awkward, certain arabesques calmly and simply luminous — so that, between admiring this moment and worrying about the next one, it was hard to follow Aurora herself rather than her challenges.

But the way these women then step off balance and stretch their bodies up to the fullest exposure subverts genteelly conventional ideas of Mozartian decorum.

We used a forward and a lateral single-step balance recovery task to examine the effects of strength training (ST) or power (PT) training on single-step balance recovery in older adults.

We did not find that PT resulted in substantially greater improvements compared to ST in single-step balance recovery.

33 A number of cross-sectional studies have examined the role that muscle strength plays in the single-step balance recovery performance, with mixed results.

Although the single-step balance recovery method employed here is well accepted, the relationship between it and risk of falls has not been established.

29 All participants completed a baseline assessment of lower extremity muscle strength and power followed by single-step balance recovery in the forward and lateral directions, presented in random order.

The results of this preliminary study suggest that resistance training may improve balance recovery performance, and that, in this small sample, PT did not lead to larger improvements in single-step balance recovery compared to ST. Falls in older adults are a significant public health problem because the prevalence of falls is elevated among older adults and the consequences are severe.