Breathing mild bouts of low oxygen air (ie acute intermittent hypoxia, AIH) has been shown
to improve locomotor function in humans after a spinal cord injury. How AIH‐induced gains …

Introduction Backward-directed resistance is the resistance applied in the opposite direction
of the individual's walking motion. Progressive application of backward-directed resistance …

Gait movement is an important activity in daily human life. The coordination of gait
movement is directly affected by the cooperation and functional connectivity between …

Healthy aging is associated with reduced corticospinal drive to leg muscles during walking.
Older adults also exhibit slower or reduced gait adaptation compared to young adults. The …

Different neural contributions to motor learning might be involved when different error sizes
of perturbation are introduced. Although the corticospinal drive contributes to abrupt gait …

Rhythmic auditory stimulation (RAS) improves gait symmetry in neurological patients with
asymmetric gait patterns. However, whether RAS can accelerate gait adaptation remains …

The term'locomotor adaptations'(LMA) indicates the alteration in motor commands that is
automatically or volitionally generated in response to a perturbation continuously altering …

Humans have great locomotor adaptability to environmental demands, which has been
investigated using a split-belt treadmill with belts on both the left and right sides. Thus far …

Bipedal walking is a fundamental locomotion style in humans. The major characteristics of
bipedal walking are upright posture and foot strike to the ground from the heel in front of the …

Rhythmic auditory stimulation during gait adaptation enhances learning after-effects and
savings by reducing common neural drive Page 1 1 Rhythmic auditory stimulation during gait …