… strength among older adults, particularly with higher intensity training. Findings therefore
suggest that RE may be considered a viable strategy to prevent generalized muscular …

… given a young and an old adult with the same strength, the older adult is likely to walk slower
and report more physical limitations. Presumably, this result occurs because the older adult …

… muscle strength in an older adult population, in concert with factors expected to influence
muscle strength, … of these factors in the maintenance of muscle strength as people age and will …

… In accord with our results, Frontera and colleagues (27) reported that muscle strength at
baseline and changes in muscle cross-sectional area were independent correlates of strength …

… Loss of muscle mass and muscle strength are … muscle mass/strength relationship. The
objectives of this study were to characterize the muscle mass/strength relationship in older adults …

… adults. More specifically, we investigated how muscle strength and muscle power in participants
of a 1-year strength-training intervention relate to the muscle strength characteristics of …

… It was hypothesized that muscle weakness is a potentially modifiable risk factor for falls in
older adults. A decrease in muscle strength with aging has been well documented, 3 and …

… In a previous cross-sectional study, we found that muscle mass was not associated with
physical performance in weak older adults, emphasising that muscle strength is a better index …

… This study examined balance ability, lower-extremity muscle strength, fear of falling and
their inter-relationships in 40 community-dwelling older adults ( > 65 years). Subjects who self-…

… muscle mass, strength, and performance in older adults, focusing on proteins, vitamin D,
vitamin B 12 , and acid-producing diets. We will discuss whether age-related changes to muscle …