The demands of stair descent relative to maximum capacities in elderly and young adults.
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V Baltzopoulos | C. Maganaris | V. Baltzopoulos | N. Reeves | M. Spanjaard | A. Mohagheghi | N D Reeves | C N Maganaris | M Spanjaard | A A Mohagheghi
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