Figure 1 - Effects of age and surface instability on the control of the center of mass

Figure 1. Illustration of the balance boards, which could freely move in the frontal plane, varying in height of the surface of the board above the point of contact with the floor (BB1; 15 cm, BB2; 17 cm and BB3; 19 cm).

Illustration of the balance boards, which could freely move in the frontal plane, varying in height of the surface of the board above the point of contact with the floor (BB1; 15 cm, BB2; 17 cm and BB3; 19 cm).

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Effects of age and surface instability on the control of the center of mass - Scientific Figure on ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/llustration-of-the-balance-boards-which-could-freely-move-in-the-frontal-plane-varying_fig1_354488740 [accessed 23 Jun 2025]

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Figure 1. Illustration of the balance boards, which could freely move in the frontal plane, varying in height of the surface of the board above the point of contact with the floor (BB1; 15 cm, BB2; 17 cm and BB3; 19 cm).

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