Age-related degeneration in leg-extensor muscle–tendon units decreases recovery performance after a forward fall: compensation with running experience

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Small-moderate associations between muscle strength and recovery from perturbations: Lean and release: https://t.co/Ej2E73q28c https://t.co/iqD532Tc1k https://t.co/xbdrrXd9Eu https://t.co/ahiXenVgF3 https://t.co/SgVi7z0k8b ...

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RT @BiomechMax: 11yo study but definitely under appreciated! Older runners return to stability more quickly than older inactive adults foll…

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RT @BiomechMax: 11yo study but definitely under appreciated! Older runners return to stability more quickly than older inactive adults foll…

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11yo study but definitely under appreciated! Older runners return to stability more quickly than older inactive adults following a forward trip. Running has many benefits including implications for lowering fall risks. https://t.co/efr877NwFj

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