Background The process of growing leads to inter-individual differences in the timing of
growth, maturational, and developmental processes during childhood and adolescence …

Balance is an essential prerequisite for the normal physical development of a child. It
consists of the ability to maintain the body's centre of mass over its base of support, which is …

Postural control is a multisensory adaptive system performing predictive (anticipatory) and/or
reactive (compensatory) actions, with varying degrees of accuracy, to maintain balance in a …

Background The purpose of this study was to investigate the normal development of postural
control in children aged 2–18 years in Tehran, and to provide normative data of …

Background Static balance performance is a common metric for evaluating the development
of postural control in children. Less is known about the potentially independent development …

Objective Reference values utilizing the APDM MobilityLab® inertial sensor system have not
been established in children and young adults ages 5− 30. These values are necessary for …

Background Preschool age is a critical stage of postural balance development.
Posturography normative data during this age are crucial for surveillance of postural …

Introduction Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) is an impairment of executive
motor skills. Children aged 7–10 years gradually develop effective movement that enables …

Introduction: Normative reference scores have not been established for most equilibrium
coordination tests. Hence, the aim of the present study was to confirm the feasibility of the …

The purpose of the study was twofold:(a) to examine the impact of various finger placements
and utilization on the quality, control, and overall efficiency of handstand performance, and …