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Effects of prolonged and maintenance strength training on force production, walking, and balance in aging women and men

2012

To examine effects of 21-week twice/week strength training (ST) period followed by an additional 21-week twice or once/week ST period on force production, walking and balance in aging people. Seventy-two women (58 ± 7 years; W) and 63 (58 ± 6 years) men (M) were randomized for the first 21-week ST period: STW and STM, control (C) CW and CM. Training participants were randomized for the second 21-week ST period: once/week STWx1 and STMx1, twice/week STWx2 and STMx2. LegPress, isometric leg extension rate of force development (RFD), walking time, and balance. First 21-week ST period: leg press, RFD, balance, and walking improved significantly in STW and STM. Second 21-week ST period: leg pres…

medicine.medical_specialtybusiness.industryStrength trainingPhysical Therapy Sports Therapy and RehabilitationIsometric exerciseWalking timePhysical medicine and rehabilitationRate of force developmentMaximal strengthPhysical therapyMedicineOrthopedics and Sports MedicineLeg extensionLeg pressbusinessBalance (ability)Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports
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