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Neuromuscular Basis of Kinematic Adaptations During Bidirectional Walking

2026-02-14

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1 <h4>Background</h4> Human locomotion is a highly adaptive motor skill that adjusts to new environmental demands through learning. Split-belt treadmill paradigms have advanced our understanding of gait adaptation. Most studies have examined gait when the belts move at different speeds in the same direction. We are studying muscle activation patterns during an asymmetric gait, when the treadmill belts move at equ...

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Literature Corpus work: 3de51973-e58b-5581-beb5-36dbe5feec99
DOI: 10.64898/2026.02.11.705376

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