Publications by authors named "Leander Abel"
Background: Studies have shown that restricted compared to free arm movement negatively affects balance performance during balance assessment and this is reinforced when the level of task difficulty (e.g., varying stance/walk conditions, sensory manipulations) is increased.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFArticle Synopsis
- The study investigated how a single session of unilateral balance training (BT) affects balance performance in healthy young adults using both the dominant and non-dominant legs.
- Significant improvements in balance performance were observed in both legs after just one training session, indicating effectiveness in enhancing balance.
- However, the benefits were only temporary, with initial balance differences between legs resurfacing 24 hours later.