By Steven Phu Slips and trips are the most common causes of falls in ambulant older people, with the rapid activation and coordination of muscles being essential to recover balance following such postural disturbances. For falls...
Read MoreBy Lotte Grevendonk and Christopher McCrum There are many benefits of habitual physical activity, exercise and sports participation for older people. However, the extent to which these influence one of the most common causes of...
Read MoreBy Fabian Herold and Dennis Hamacher Most people go to the gym to become fitter, build muscles, and shape their body, but they may not be fully aware that they strengthen their brain, too. In recent years, the evidence showing...
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As people get older, neuromuscular changes often result in an impaired ability to produce rapid...
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Perhaps you, like many members of our ISPGR community, have been engaged in the development and...
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Step training has recently been shown effective in preventing falls most likely because of its...
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Final call for ISPGR Call for Board Nominations -
Final call for ISPGR Call for Board Nominations! Interested in giving back to the society? Are you currently or have you been a member of ISPGR for the past four years? Nominate yourself or someone else to stand for election.
