DYNAMIC BALANCE PERFORMANCE WAS ASSOCIATED WITH BETTER COGNITION IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING LOW-INCOME OLDER ADULTS

Abstract

Objectives: We cross-sectionally examined the relationships of dynamic and static balance performance, and handgrip strength, with cognitive performance in community-dwelling low-income older adults in Orlando, Florida. Methods: This study was drawn from a sample of 92 older adults (90.2% females, Mage = 72.63, SD±6.82).