Watch your step when you are carrying a shopping bag
Older adults with history of falls often slow down and have a more variable gait when performing...
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Am I sitting straight, doctor? Routine assessment of the visual vertical in stroke survivors
Following a stroke, it is important to assess a person’s perception of verticality. This...
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If we keep stepping forward, can we still step sideways?
Step training has recently been shown effective in preventing falls most likely because of its...
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Sing for Your Saunter: Self-Generated Cues to Enhance Gait in Parkinson Disease
People with Parkinson disease (PD) often report difficulty walking as an early and troublesome...
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Mind-Body-Balance: do gait and balance impairments interact with cognitive changes after concussion?
Concussion results in a wide variety of impairments such as cognitive deficits in memory, reaction...
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Turning on slippery floors: a new approach to assess dynamic postural stability based on misalignment of the desired and actual center of pressure
Preventing falls is one of the major challenges of our ISPGR community. As part of addressing this...
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The PreventIT Project: Using mHealth technologies to motivate 60-70 year olds to be more active
Balance, strength and physical activity are important factors for healthy ageing and preventing...
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How and when does postural prioritization happen during stepping? A novel dual task approach
During daily life, locomotion tasks are often accompanied by a concurrent task such as talking,...
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Being (un)moved by mental time travel
Humans have the ability to mentally visualize all sorts of objects, events or scenes. This is...
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Knee ligament reconstruction – a persistent threat to balance ability long after surgical repair?
Following anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture, reconstructive surgery (ALCR) is often...
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