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Speed-Dependent Interjoint Coordination During Treadmill Running in a Poststroke Athlete: A Case Report
Noboru Chiba1, Tadayoshi Minamisawa2
1Department of Occupational Therapy Yamagata Prefectural University of Health Sciences Yamagata Japan.
Clinical Case Reports
|October 27, 2025
Abstract:
In a high-functioning poststroke runner, the paretic limb shows rigid distal coupling, while the nonparetic limb adapts with speed; at ≥ 6 km/h, hip-ankle timing reverses (ankle leads). Prioritize distal push-off and interjoint timing retraining to improve efficiency.

