… Strength increments arise as a consequence of numerous factors, … strength training as a
kind of motor learning process. As reviewed by Carroll et al. (8), strength training relates to motor …

… The goal of training is to reduce the loss of muscle mass and the resulting loss of motor
function. The dose-response relationship of training intensity to training effect has not yet been …

… strength training. However, it is not clear whether strength training has an effect on motor
functions … Will strength training of the quadriceps muscles performed in eccentric actions have …

… strength training (FST) may be more effective than no therapy,7 and both functional training
and strength training … have more effect on upper-limb motor function than either extraintensity …

… that combining aerobic and strength training in patients with dementia will result in stronger
effects on cognitive function than aerobic-only training. Leg muscle strength training (eg, m. …

… strength training has become an effective intervention aimed at improving function by
increasing muscular strength (… results demonstrated improvements in motor recovery for CP with …

… activity combined with strength training is more effective than … that enhance power production,
motor skills, and functional … strength, active shoulder ROM, and components of motor …

… plantarflexor strength training on selective voluntary motor control, gait parameters, and
gross motor function of children with cerebral palsy (CP), focusing on changes in the strength …

… Conclusions: This study reinforced the relationship of strength to motor function in cerebral
palsy and further demonstrated the effectiveness of strengthening in this population. 0 1998 …

… and duration) of the eccentric strength training to improve motor functions. Thus, the objective
… of eccentric strength training in comparison to other exercise programs on motor function in …