Introduction Impaired balance is a common symptom that increases fall risk in people with
Parkinson's disease (PwPD). Although previous meta-analyses concluded that dance-based …

Ballet training is being increasingly used to improve physical functions in older adults. Our
previous work showed that ballet dancers react to a novel standing-slip more effectively than …

Introduction: It has been recognized that practicing ballet could strengthen the leg muscles,
improve balance, and reduce fall risk. However, few studies have investigated how ballet …

The shoe sole is identified as a fall risk factor since it may impede the afferent information
about the outside world collected by the plantar sensory units. However, no study has …

Falls and fall-induced injuries are common and consequential in older adults. Ballet
emphasizes full-body coordination, leg strength, and postural control. However, it remains …

Motorized treadmills have been extensively used in investigating reactive balance control
and developing perturbation-based interventions for fall prevention. However, the …

Motorized treadmills have been widely used to examine the reactive balance control of the
human body after an external perturbation, like slips or trips, and develop perturbation …

Falls and associated injuries are common in older adults. Dance-based interventions may
be appealing options for improving balance and reducing falls in this population. Ballet …

Gait and stability impairments are common symptoms of Parkinson's disease (PD) that can
lead to a loss of mobility, increased fall risk, and a decreased quality of life. Rhythmic …