Coordination indicates the ability to assemble and maintain a series of proper relations between joints or segments during motions. In Dynamical Systems Theory (DST), movement patterns are results of a synergistic organization ...

Concussion injury is shown to result in acutely impaired dynamic balance control. This impairment can last as long as two months post injury as evidenced by biomechanical metrics derived from data collected during dual-task ...

Fatigue is one of the most frequently mentioned symptoms among older adults. Although there were many studies examining effects of fatigue on walking and balance control, the findings were inconclusive due to methodology ...

Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) is the most common injury in runners and has a significant female sex bias. Current evidence suggests that several proximal factors, including hip muscle strength, hip muscle activation, ...

This study examined the relationship between hip strength and hip, pelvis, and trunk kinematics in healthy runners. Whole body kinematic data were collected while subjects ran in the laboratory. Isometric hip abduction, ...

Locomotion requires visuospatial attention. However, the role and cortical control of visuospatial attention during locomotion remain unclear. Four experiments were conducted in this study to examine the role and cortical ...