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Biomechanics of trailing leg response to slipping-Evidence of interlimb and intralimb coordination

Moyer et al., 2009

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Moyer B
Redfern M
Cham R
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Gait & posture

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This gait study characterizes the trailing leg's biomechanical response to slips. Twenty-eight healthy participants divided into two age groups (20–33 years and 55–67 years) were asked to walk in two conditions: a known dry floor and a glycerol-contaminated floor expected to be …
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