Although much of the literature on neuromuscular changes with aging has focused on loss
of muscle mass and isometric strength, deficits in muscle power are more pronounced with …

Objective To synthesise the available evidence on physical factors, such as muscle strength
and power, body mass index and their association with older adults' self-reported and …

Objectives: To assess the feasibility of a trial to evaluate a trunk muscle training program
augmented with neuromuscular electrical stimulation (TMT+ NMES) for the rehabilitation of …

This study investigated the relationship between motor unit (MU) properties and the
isometric strength and power of two lower limb muscles in healthy young and older adults …

The underlying factors related to the divergent findings of age-related fatigue for dynamic
tasks are not well understood. The purpose here was to investigate age-related fatigability …

Older adults are the fastest growing segment of our population and contribute greatly to the
high costs of health care. The primary concern among older adults seeking health care is …

Purpose To determine whether knee extensor power asymmetry limits functional mobility of
older adults who possess muscle weakness. Methods Knee extensor power was measured …

Objective To identify neuromuscular impairments most predictive of unfavorable mobility
outcomes in late life. Design Longitudinal cohort study. Setting Research clinic. Participants …

Background: The physical impairments that affect participation in life roles among older
adults have not been identified. Using the International Classification of Functioning …

Background For older adults with mobility problems, one focus of rehabilitation is treating the
underlying neuromuscular impairment (s) that lead to functional decline and disability …