Lower limb muscle weakness predicts use of a multiple- versus single-step strategy to recover from forward loss of balance in older adults. (Q53107958)

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scientific article published on 9 August 2012

Lower Limb Muscle Weakness Predicts Use of a Multiple- Versus Single-Step Strategy to Recover From Forward Loss of Balance in Older Adults

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English	Lower limb muscle weakness predicts use of a multiple- versus single-step strategy to recover from forward loss of balance in older adults.	scientific article published on 9 August 2012	Lower Limb Muscle Weakness Predicts Use of a Multiple- Versus Single-Step Strategy to Recover From Forward Loss of Balance in Older Adults

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Lower limb muscle weakness predicts use of a multiple- versus single-step strategy to recover from forward loss of balance in older adults. (English)

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Glen A. Lichtwark

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Christopher P Carty

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Peter M Mills

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