Postural reactions following forward platform perturbation in young, middle-age, and old adults
The aim of the study was to examine how individuals of different ages react to forward
balance perturbations. Thirty-six volunteers, divided into four groups [young (YA), middle-
age (MA40 and MA50), and old (OA) adults], stood on a platform that was either kept
stationary, moved backward, or moved forward. EMG onset, EMG time-to-peak, iEMG, and
agonist–antagonist co-activation, as well as cumulative angular excursion, maximum center
of mass (CM) backward displacement, and CM time-to-reversal were assessed after forward …
balance perturbations. Thirty-six volunteers, divided into four groups [young (YA), middle-
age (MA40 and MA50), and old (OA) adults], stood on a platform that was either kept
stationary, moved backward, or moved forward. EMG onset, EMG time-to-peak, iEMG, and
agonist–antagonist co-activation, as well as cumulative angular excursion, maximum center
of mass (CM) backward displacement, and CM time-to-reversal were assessed after forward …
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