Leila Alizadehsaravi

This study examines how balance training in older adults affects cortico-muscular functional connectivity during postural recovery, finding training-induced changes in beta-band coherence with muscle synergies.

This study examines how balance improves in older adults after one and ten balance training sessions, finding rapid gains in robustness but slower performance improvements and no significant changes in reflexes or co-contraction.

This study shows that long-term balance training improves feedback control of perturbed balance in older adults by altering muscle activation patterns.

This study examines how older adults adjust gait stability to different walking conditions and whether balance training affects these adjustments, finding no training-induced improvements.