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Step By Step: Understanding Age-Related Differences in Gait Coordination and Efficiency
Aging is accompanied by slower walking speed and higher metabolic cost of walking (MCoW), yet the mechanisms linking coordination and efficiency across the adult lifespan remain poorly understood. This dissertation examined how lower extremity coordination, sequencing of leg forces during the step-t
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