February 2020 PMID 31776885

Older adults demonstrate interlimb transfer of reactive gait adaptations to repeated unpredictable gait perturbations.

Christopher McCrum, Kiros Karamanidis, Lotte Grevendonk, Wiebren Zijlstra, Kenneth Meijer

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Abstract in brief

Older adults take more steps to recover their balance after gait perturbations compared to young adults, but with repeated training on one leg, their recovery improves and transfers to the other leg.
The study found that differences in gait stability between age groups persist even when all participants start walking with similar stability levels.
Healthy older adults can develop adaptive responses to balance challenges that not only improve their recovery from perturbations to one leg but also benefit their recovery when the other leg is disturbed, showing interlimb transfer of balance improvements.]

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Enhancing Walking Stability in Older Adults Through Balance Training

A presentation on assessing and improving walking stability in older adults, focusing on interlimb transfer of reactive gait adaptations after perturbation training. The study highlights that older adults can develop…

Chris McCrum · Dec 4, 2020 509 views

Improving Walking Stability in Older Adults Through Gait Training

This presentation discusses improving walking stability in older adults through innovative gait training techniques based on dynamical systems theory. The methods aim to enhance locomotor performance across different…

Chris McCrum · Mar 24, 2020 498 views

Improving Walking Stability in Older Adults through Gait Training

This video blog describes my PhD dissertation titled 'A trip to remember' which assesses and improves walking stability in older adults using principles from dynamical systems theory. The training methods benefit…

Chris McCrum · Mar 9, 2020 324 views

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RT @GaitStabilPubs: Older adults demonstrate interlimb transfer of reactive gait adaptations to repeated unpredictable gait perturbations h…

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Christopher McCrum

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Human Movement Science UM

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RT @chrismccrum: Dissertation & article links: https://t.co/kij9LQnoVu https://t.co/EdoRxIUBOK https://t.co/Pc5L1rrgZZ https://t.co/pqHpe…

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Christopher McCrum

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Dissertation & article links: https://t.co/kij9LQnoVu https://t.co/EdoRxIUBOK https://t.co/Pc5L1rrgZZ https://t.co/pqHpevSK8E https://t.co/6JGIoEDUJk https://t.co/ByjOtLQiW5 https://t.co/QOPTWxEvlX https://t.co/2I1azabUgT https://t.co/ETGHpYfKW8 https://t.co/j7nGk2yOQU https://t.co/3HsGEwBnXB

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RT @chrismccrum: Now published in the latest issue of GeroScience: "Older adults demonstrate interlimb transfer of reactive gait adaptatio…

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Christopher McCrum

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RT @chrismccrum: Now published in the latest issue of GeroScience: "Older adults demonstrate interlimb transfer of reactive gait adaptatio…

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RT @chrismccrum: You can find the articles in my dissertation here: https://t.co/EdoRxIUBOK https://t.co/Pc5L1rrgZZ https://t.co/pqHpevSK…

Dec 17, 2019 · 5 shares · 61,621 followers View post →

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RT @chrismccrum: You can find the articles in my dissertation here: https://t.co/EdoRxIUBOK https://t.co/Pc5L1rrgZZ https://t.co/pqHpevSK…

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Human Movement Science UM

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RT @chrismccrum: You can find the articles in my dissertation here: https://t.co/EdoRxIUBOK https://t.co/Pc5L1rrgZZ https://t.co/pqHpevSK…

Dec 16, 2019 · 5 shares · 1,080 followers View post →

Kenneth Meijer

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RT @chrismccrum: You can find the articles in my dissertation here: https://t.co/EdoRxIUBOK https://t.co/Pc5L1rrgZZ https://t.co/pqHpevSK…

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Christopher McCrum

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Christopher McCrum

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RT @NMS_UM: New article with authors from the @HumanMoveSci_UM and Metabolism pillars of our department: "Older adults demonstrate interlim…

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Kenneth Meijer

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RT @NMS_UM: New article with authors from the @HumanMoveSci_UM and Metabolism pillars of our department: "Older adults demonstrate interlim…

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Human Movement Science UM

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RT @NMS_UM: New article with authors from the @HumanMoveSci_UM and Metabolism pillars of our department: "Older adults demonstrate interlim…

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New article with authors from the @HumanMoveSci_UM and Metabolism pillars of our department: "Older adults demonstrate interlimb transfer of reactive gait adaptations to repeated unpredictable gait perturbations" with @chrismccrum & @kenneth_meijer https://t.co/k6iCVrNnN2 https://t.co/ijMOur9d8c

Dec 4, 2019 · 3 likes · 3 shares · 396 followers View post →