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  1. One Session of Beam Walking was Insufficient to Improve Habitual Walking in Healthy Older People
  2. Fatigue-induced modifications to trunk and lower-limb coordination mode during drop vertical jump and sidestep cutting tasks in female handball athletes
  3. Effect of a Perturbation-Based Balance Training Session on Adaptive Locomotor Response in Older Adults With a History of Falls
  4. Corticomuscular and intermuscular coherence as a function of age and walking balance difficulty
  5. Muscle activity increased after co-contraction resistance training, but it was unrelated to the rating of perceived exertion in older adults
  6. Effect of fatigue on knee biomechanics during the sidestep cutting manoeuvre: A modelling approach
  7. Walking on a Balance Beam as a New Measure of Dynamic Balance to Predict Falls in Older Adults and Patients with Neurological Conditions
  8. Effects of the Anchor System on Postural Balance of Women Undergoing Breast Cancer Treatment: A Clinical, Randomized, Controlled, and Crossover Trial
  9. Postural Stability When Grasping an Object While Standing: Younger and Older Adults (Fallers and Non-Fallers)
  10. Age, Cognitive Task, and Arm Position Differently Affect Muscle Synergy Recruitment but have Similar Effects on Walking Balance
  11. Multicomponent and mat Pilates training increased gait speed in individuals with Parkinson's disease when walking and carrying a load: A single‐blinded randomized controlled trial
  12. Effect of the haptic anchors during balancing and walking tasks in older adults: A systematic review
  13. The effects of age and postural constraints on prehension
  14. Fear of falls is associated with fear of COVID-19 in older adults
  15. Fatigue modifies hip and knee kinematics during single- and double-leg dynamic tasks: An investigation with female handball players
  16. Three days of beam walking practice improves dynamic balance control regardless of the use of haptic anchors in older adults
  17. Beam width and arm position but not cognitive task affect walking balance in older adults
  18. High Definition tDCS Effect on Postural Control in Healthy Individuals: Entropy Analysis of a Crossover Clinical Trial
  19. Gait control of migraine patients with increasing light and sound levels
  20. Falls and motor behavior in older adults
  21. Comprometimento da organização sensorial em pacientes com migrânea com e sem aura e migrânea crônica - estudo controlado
  22. Star-Shape Kinesio Taping Is Not Better Than a Minimal Intervention or Sham Kinesio Taping for Pain Intensity and Postural Control in Chronic Low Back Pain: A Randomized Controlled Trial
  23. Influence of Side Uncertainty on Knee Kinematics of Female Handball Athletes During Sidestep Cutting Maneuvers
  24. Older adults reduce the complexity and efficiency of neuromuscular control to preserve walking balance
  25. Trunk balance control during beam walking improves with the haptic anchors without the interference of an auditory-cognitive task in older adults
  26. The Influence of Photophobia on Postural Control in Patients With Migraine
  27. Stability control in older adults with asymmetrical load carrying when stepping down a curb
  28. The rapid recovery of vertical force propulsion production and postural sway after a specific fatigue protocol in female handball athletes
  29. Force stability training decreased force variability of plantar flexor muscles without reducing postural sway in female older adults
  30. Effect of lower limb dominance on walking adaptations in young adults when stepping into a hole
  31. Effects of the Use of Anchor Systems in the Rehabilitation of Dynamic Balance and Gait in Individuals With Chronic Dizziness of Peripheral Vestibular Origin: A Single-Blinded, Randomized, Controlled Clinical Trial
  32. Severe Dizziness Related to Postural Instability, Changes in Gait and Cognitive Skills in Patients with Chronic Peripheral Vestibulopathy
  33. The Critical Point to Step into a Hole is Similar in Young and Older Adults
  34. Asymmetrical load-carrying while stepping down a curb in young adults
  35. Motor adjustments during time-constrained sit-to-walk in people with Parkinson's disease
  36. Are there attentional demands associated with haptic modalities while walking in young, healthy adults?
  37. Haptic information provided by anchors and the presence of cognitive tasks contribute separately to reducing postural sway in young adults
  38. Does the Level of Difficulty in Balancing Tasks Affect Haptic Sensitivity Via Light Touch?
  39. Manipulation of Human Verticality Using High-Definition Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation
  40. Beam Walking to Assess Dynamic Balance in Health and Disease: A Protocol for the “BEAM” Multicenter Observational Study
  41. Walking combined with reach-to-grasp while crossing obstacles at different distances
  42. Haptic information and cognitive-visual task reduce postural sway in faller and non-faller older adults
  43. The variability of the force produced by the plantar flexor muscles does not associate with postural sway in older adults during upright standing
  44. Effect of a cognitive task on online adjustments when avoiding stepping on an obstacle and stepping on a target during walking in young adults
  45. Additional Haptic Information Provided by Anchors Reduces Postural Sway in Young Adults Less Than Does Light Touch
  46. EXTRAVERSION/INTROVERSION AND AGE-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN SPEED-ACCURACY TRADEOFF
  47. Kicking Performance in Young U9 to U20 Soccer Players: Assessment of Velocity and Accuracy Simultaneously
  48. Task difficulty has no effect on haptic anchoring during tandem walking in young and older adults
  49. Haptic cues and muscle fatigue in older adults
  50. Changes in interlimb coordination during walking and grasping task in older adult fallers and non-fallers
  51. Construct validity of tests that measure kick performance for young soccer players based on cluster analysis: exploring the relationship between coaches rating and actual measures
  52. The effects of haptic input on biomechanical and neurophysiological parameters of walking: A scoping review
  53. Performance of Faller and Nonfaller Older Adults on a Motor–Motor Interference Task
  54. Effects of functional taping compared with sham taping and minimal intervention on pain intensity and static postural control for patients with non-specific chronic low back pain: a randomised clinical trial protocol
  55. Different haptic tools reduce trunk velocity in the frontal plane during walking, but haptic anchors have advantages over lightly touching a railing
  56. Prehension Combined With Gait in Individuals With Chronic Low Back Pain
  57. A contribuição do sistema âncora em diferentes segmentos corporais para o controle da postura em idosos
  58. Coupling between visual information and body sway in adults with Down syndrome
  59. Synchrony of gaze and stepping patterns in people with Parkinson’s disease
  60. The effect of supervised and home based exercises on balance in elderly subjects: a randomized controlled trial to prevent falls
  61. Quality of Visual Cue Affects Visual Reweighting in Quiet Standing
  62. Older adults with history of falls are unable to perform walking and prehension movements simultaneously
  63. Additional sensory input improves the strategy of stepping over obstacle in individuals with knee osteoarthritis
  64. Haptic information provided by the “anchor system” reduces trunk sway acceleration in the frontal plane during tandem walking in older adults
  65. Uso do sistema âncora nas duas mãos e na mão não dominante reduz a oscilação corporal em idosos
  66. Is there a relationship between complaints of impaired balance and postural control disorder in community-dwelling elderly women? A cross-sectional study with the use of posturography
  67. Gait and reach-to-grasp movements are mutually modified when performed simultaneously
  68. Lower limb ice application alters ground reaction force during gait initiation
  69. Saccadic and smooth pursuit eye movements attenuate postural sway similarly
  70. Effects of saccadic eye movements on postural control in older adults.
  71. Braking and propulsive impulses in individuals with patellofemoral pain syndrome when walking up and down stairs
  72. Visual cues and gait improvement in Parkinson’s disease: Which piece of information is really important?
  73. A model for selecting alternate foot placement during human locomotion.
  74. Haptic anchoring and human postural control.
  75. Effects of saccadic eye movements on postural control stabilization
  76. Intermittent use of an “anchor system” improves postural control in healthy older adults
  77. A influência da dança na percepção de estruturas rítmicas monotônicas em adolescentes surdos
  78. Use of monocular and binocular visual cues for postural control in children
  79. Visual Feedforward Control in Human Locomotion During Avoidance of Obstacles that Change Size
  80. Haptic Stabilization of Posture in Adults With Intellectual Disabilities Using a Nonrigid Tool
  81. Relação entre percepção e ação durante os movimentos de sentar e levantar em indivíduos idosos
  82. Motor perseveration during an “A not B” task in children with intellectual disabilities
  83. Monocular vision and increased distance reducing the effects of visual manipulation on body sway
  84. Validating Determinants for an Alternate Foot Placement Selection Algorithm During Human Locomotion in Cluttered Terrain
  85. Determinants guiding alternate foot placement selection and the behavioral responses are similar when avoiding a real or a virtual obstacle
  86. Strategies and determinants for selection of alternate foot placement during human locomotion: influence of spatial and temporal constraints
  87. The effects of distant and on-line visual information on the control of approach phase and step over an obstacle during locomotion