Kinematics of stair descent in young and older adults and the impact of exercise training.
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Vasilios Baltzopoulos | Omar S Mian | Marco V Narici | M. Narici | V. Baltzopoulos | J. Thom | O. S. Mian | Jeanette M Thom
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