Effect of age on thoracic, lumbar and pelvis coordination during trunk flexion and extension

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Trunk and pelvic segments predominantly move in-phase with one another during trunk flexion and extension. No differences are observed with advancing age in the coordination patterns and coupling angles. Rehabilitation and training prescriptions should be based on healthy segmental coordination for clinical populations and athletes involved in activities that demand extreme/ repeated ranges of trunk sagittal plane motion.
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UCB1124
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