Kinematic coordination patterns change with task speed during a lateral step-down

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Vector coding was applied to examine changes in pelvis-knee coordination during a lateral step-down (LSD) performed at three speeds. Slower task performance led to increased pelvis-knee coupling and may indicate that a slower LSD is more challenging to perform than a faster LSD.
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UCB908
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