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Goal-directed lateral stepping task

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Muscle coordination complexity

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  1. Goal-directed lateral stepping task impairs muscle coordination complexity in humans.

    “Both YA and OA exhibited reduced muscle coordination complexity in the stance leg during precision stepping compared to habitual treadmill walking.”

    Human trialstance leg

    Age-related differences in the modulation of muscle coordination complexity for goal-directed lateral stepping

    Journal of biomechanicsMar 29, 2025

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