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    Muscle activation and rating of perceived exertion of typically developing children during DRY and aquatic treadmill walking

    Harrington, J. W., Anguiano-Hernandez, J. G., Kingston, D. C. “…Aquatic treadmill gait training is a poorly understood rehabilitation method that alters bodyweight support, increases lower limb resistance, and assists with postural stability. …”
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    Body composition and postural stability in goalkeepers of the Polish national junior handball team

    Wilczynski, J. “…Body composition was assessed by means of bioelectrical impedance analysis. Postural stability was examined using the AccuGait AMTI force platform. …”
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    Postural stability in goalkeepers of the Polish national junior handball team

    Wilczynski, J.
    Published in Journal of Human Kinetics (2018)
    “…The Biodex Balance System and AccuGait AM¬TI platform were used to evaluate postural stability. …”
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    Injury incidence and selected biomechanical, postural and anthropometric characteristics contributing to musculoskeletal injuries in rugby union players

    Bruwer, E. J., Moss, S. J., Jacobs, S. “…The strongest predictors for lower extremity injuries (I>0.3) were uneven hips, pronated feet, tight hamstrings, anatomical leg length differences, gait pronation and a tall stature. It was concluded that certain postural and biomechanical imbalances in the lower extremities could contribute to injury among rugby union players…”
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    Time series of ground reaction forces following a single leg drop jump landing in elite youth soccer players consist of four distinct phases

    Fransz, D. P., Huurnink, A., de Boode, V. A., Kingma, I., van Dieën, J. H.
    Published in Gait and Posture (2016)
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    Limb load asymmetries in static and dynamic postural tasks: athletic training influences

    Koutakis, P., Voudouris, D., Hatzitaki, V., Grouios, G. “…Introduction Limb load asymmetries during postural and dynamic activities such as standing up or gait are considered normal in healthy, able-bodied individuals [1]. …”
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