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The International Society for Posture & Gait Research - #ISPGR. Retweets are not endorsements. Contact us at [email protected]
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Joined November 2012
#ISPGR2025: Call for Submissions + Keynotes Announced! Learn more about the keynotes and the different types of submissions open until December 20.
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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.
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A new academic semester is around the corner! Check out @IntWomenBiomech 's blog post written by @dunnjuliaa for ways to be the most productive this year! #gradschool
Are you just starting your graduate school journey? Maybe you’ve been around for a while but are looking for ways to get more out of your time here? Check out this awesome advice from @dunnjuliaa in our new blog post!
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Social anxiety impairs the balance performance of older women, especially during more dynamic modified gait tasks that challenge balance while walking! Check out the research here:
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Research findings suggest that stroke patients might benefit from crossing a narrow space (i.e., aperture) from the paretic side to avoid a collision.
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#CSBSCB2024 kicks-off in Edmonton, AB today! Enjoy all of the research talks and networking opportunities throughout the conference! @CSBiomech
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Recent work emphasizes the importance of quantifying midtarsal complex and subtalar motion while accounting for an individual’s talus morphology during walking, running, and hopping! 🏃🏻♀️ #FootAnatomy #Locomotion #GaitAnalysis
1/5 🦶✨ Our latest research reveals the importance of taking talus morphology into account when assessing midtarsal complex & subtalar joint movements in bipedal locomotor tasks. #Biomechanics #FootAnatomy
@FootScience @RainbowBiomech @weltelauren
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New research exploring High-Intensity Interval vs. Moderate-Intensity Continuous Training in Parkinson's Disease! #Parkinsons #IntervalTraining
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RT @neuraustralia: A new study by NeuRA researchers has found that e-health fall prevention exercise programs can improve #balance, prevent…
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Happy to share a recent publication from our lab that explored the influence of cognition and task instruction during gait in young adults!
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