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Acute Effects of Aerobic Exercise on Motor Memory Consolidation in Older People
Scientific evidence suggests that an aerobic exercise session promotes improvements in the consolidation of motor memory in adults. In this sense, the main purpose of this study was to investigate if an aerobic training session could improve motor memory consolidation in older people.
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