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Transitions To and From Asymmetrical Gait Patterns

Nancy Getchell University of Delaware Department of Health and Exercise Sciences
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Jill Whitall University of Maryland Department of Kinesiology Baltimore
Pages 13-27 | Published online: 07 Aug 2010

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GammonM. Earhart. (2006) Walking and Running on the Circular Treadmill: Transition Speed and Podokinetic Aftereffects. Journal of Motor Behavior 38:5, pages 349-356.
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