Long-term Tai Chi exercise increases body stability of the elderly during stair ascent under high and low illuminationFootnote^*
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Qipeng SongShanghai University of Sport, School of Kinesiology, Shanghai, China;Shandong institute of Sport Science, Lab of Sports Biomechanics, Jinan, china

Shen WangGuangzhou Sport University, Sports and Health Department, Guangzhou, China

Del P. WongShandong Sport University, Sport Science Research Center, Jinan, China

Jingyi ZhouThe Fifth Hospital of Jinan, Fifth Internal Medicine Department, Jinan, China

Wei SunShanghai University of Sport, School of Kinesiology, Shanghai, China;Shandong institute of Sport Science, Lab of Sports Biomechanics, Jinan, china

Cui ZhangShanghai University of Sport, School of Kinesiology, Shanghai, China;Shandong institute of Sport Science, Lab of Sports Biomechanics, Jinan, china

Houxin GuShandong institute of Sport Science, Lab of Sports Biomechanics, Jinan, china;The Education University of Hong Kong, Department of Health and Physical Education, Hong Kong, China

Dewei MaoShanghai University of Sport, School of Kinesiology, Shanghai, China;Shandong Sport University, Sport Science Research Center, Jinan, ChinaCorrespondence[email protected]

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