… research on balance training, it is still unclear whether balance training leads to … balance
training increased performance only in the balance task that was trained or also in non-trained …

… task-specific improvement after balance training. The question arises why despite the clear
results of this meta-analysis, the task-specificity of balance training has not consistently been …

… Previous balance training studies in young adults for the most part lacked active control groups
… skill to other balance tasks also remains unclear. Balance training studies in older adults …

… presumably direct corticospinal pathways in long-term training of the lower limb in humans.
… a training-specific manner. To assess specificity, balance training was compared to training …

… should avoid the general term “balance training”, as it favours a view of balance as a general
ability and overall transferability of training effect from one balance task to another. Though …

… training effects but only minor transfer effects. Possible explanations for the task specificity of
these training … Their findings on task specificity are in line with our results. We extended their …

… The purpose of the study was to ascertain adaption specificities in response to the two types
of balance training interventions. Our study revealed three main results. 1) Specific stimuli …

… The aim of the study was to assess the task-specificity (greater improvements in trained
compared to non-trained tasks), transferability and time-course adaptations of resistance-…

… learning including task specificity, terminal feedback and the amount of time devoted to
task repetition, giving the opportunity for more learning, in addition to dual-task training. The …

… The authors concluded that the task-specificity of balance training might hinder a learning-to-learn
effect. However, in both studies, the influence of prior motor practice on acquisition …