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The effects of hypertension on physical function should be considered.
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Compared to normotensives hypertensives had slower processing speed.
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Balance and mobility was decreased more in hypertensives than normotensives.
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The fear of falling was higher in the hypertensives compared to normotensives.
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Clinicians should include preventive and rehabilitative strategies in hypertensives.
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Tonus, strength, and motor coordination are associated with walking speed reserve.
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LEMOCOT may be used to predict walking speed reserve.
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Exercises aimed at improving lower limb motor coordination may have the potential to improve walking speed reserve.
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Hip/knee flexion was associated with runners anterior reach distance in the modified star excursion balance test.
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Hip flexion was associated with the posteromedial and knee flexion with the posterolateral reach.
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Hip extensor strength was associated with posteromedial, posterolateral and composite reaches.
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Trunk kinematics and strength were not associated with runners’ performance in this test.
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Posture influences cardiovascular responses during isometric handgrip exercise.
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STANDING promotes higher cardiovascular stress when compared to SITTING and/or SUPINE.
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CAD promoted higher arterial pressure responses (systolic and mean arterial pressure), but it was expected.
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Isometric handgrip exercise can be prescribed to clinically stable CAD patients, with cardiovascular monitoring.
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Wheelchair basketball players with shoulder pain get localized pain sensitivity.
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Basketball players without shoulder pain had similar pressure pain sensitivity.
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Elite wheelchair basketball players with shoulder pain get active trigger points.
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The referred pain elicited by active trigger points reproduced shoulder pain.
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Basketball players without shoulder pain get similar latent trigger points.
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Prospective brain connectivity was evaluated in male high school football players.
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Three athletes sustained complete ACL ruptures.
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Twelve healthy athletes were matched based on school, age, height, weight, and grade.
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Our sample (n = 3) of ACL-injured athletes exhibited prospective decreased connectivity.
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We discuss augmenting ACL prevention programs with sensorimotor-based training.
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Three quarters of acute hip fracture patients were able to fully adhere with an Early Inpatient Exercise Program (EIEP).
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Living at home, absence of disability/cognitive impairment and comorbidities before an acute hip fracture is associated with Early Inpatient Exercise Program adherence.
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Early Inpatient Exercise Program adherence is an independent predictor of one-year survival in patients with acute hip fracture in community dwelling.
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It is important to evaluate dynamic balance ability during fall risk assessment.
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The Mini-BESTest was the strongest individual predictor of falls in PD.
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Individuals with scores less than 21.5/28 had 70.7% greater chance of falling.
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The high operational cost of implementing CPET hampers its use.
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Ventilometry combined to ergometric test can be used for estimating V˙ O2max.
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We analyzed the reliability of ventilometry for estimating V˙ O2max.
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We presented two reliable equations for estimating V˙ O2max.
