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An 8-week aerobic cycling intervention elicits improved gait velocity and biomechanics in persons with Parkinson's disease by Linder, Susan M, Baron, Elise, Learman, Ken, Koop, Mandy Miller, Penko, Amanda, Espy, Debbie, Streicher, Matt, Alberts, Jay L

“…It is unknown if improvements in gait velocity following an aerobic cycling intervention are accompanied by improved gait biomechanics in individuals with…”
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Increased comfortable gait speed is associated with improved gait biomechanics in persons with chronic stroke completing an 8-week forced-rate aerobic cycling intervention: a preliminary study by Linder, Susan M., Learman, Ken, Miller Koop, Mandy, Espy, Debbie, Haupt, Michael, Streicher, Matt, Davidson, Sara, Bethoux, Francois, Nadler, Nathan, Alberts, Jay L.

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Increased comfortable gait speed is associated with improved gait biomechanics in persons with Parkinson's disease completing an 8-week aerobic cycling intervention by Linder, Susan M., Baron, Elise, Learman, Ken, Koop, Mandy Miller, Espy, Debbie, Streicher, Matt, Alberts, Jay L.

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Increased Comfortable Gait Speed Is Associated With Improved Gait Biomechanics in Persons With Chronic Stroke Completing an 8-Week Forced-Rate Aerobic Cycling Intervention: A Preliminary Study by Linder, Susan M., Learman, Ken, Miller Koop, Mandy, Espy, Debbie, Haupt, Michael, Streicher, Matt, Davidson, Sara, Bethoux, Francois, Nadler, Nathan, Alberts, Jay L.

“…Task-specific gait training is recommended to improve locomotor function after stroke. Our objective was to determine the effects of a forced-rate aerobic…”
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Intensive Aerobic Cycling Is Feasible and Elicits Improvements in Gait Velocity in Individuals With Multiple Sclerosis: A Preliminary Study by Simmons, Sarah B, Skolaris, Alexis, Love, Ryan, Fricker, Tori, Penko, Amanda L, Li, Yadi, Lapin, Brittany, Streicher, Matt, Bethoux, Francois, Linder, Susan M

“…Aerobic exercise (AEx) has many potential benefits; however, it is unknown whether individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS) can attain the optimal intensity…”
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