Figures & data
Table 1 Characteristics and number of elderly in each exercise training group
Figure 2 Local variation of weight signal provides a measure for quiet and active phases in maintaining posture.
![Figure 2 Local variation of weight signal provides a measure for quiet and active phases in maintaining posture.](/cms/asset/7e41573b-8b08-44c7-a7a5-67427c9cbf75/dcia_a_47690_f0002_b.jpg)
Table 2 Posturography measurements at 3 months from training in the muscle force, self-administered, and balance training groups
Table 3 Falls measured during 3 years of follow-up among participants in the muscle force, self-administered, and balance training groups
Figure 3 Observed falls in different training groups (mean value and standard error of the mean are shown).
![Figure 3 Observed falls in different training groups (mean value and standard error of the mean are shown).](/cms/asset/ba898791-34bc-4f6e-be73-749a4826afae/dcia_a_47690_f0003_b.jpg)
Table 4 General HRQoL in different training groups and at different time points
Figure 4 15D quality of life scores before, immediately after cessation of training, and 6 months from the baseline measurements (mean and 95% confidence intervals are shown).
![Figure 4 15D quality of life scores before, immediately after cessation of training, and 6 months from the baseline measurements (mean and 95% confidence intervals are shown).](/cms/asset/796e2c65-d22d-4290-84bf-96d5a8391c7f/dcia_a_47690_f0004_b.jpg)