[Physical fitness in the elderly]

|November 1, 1996

Abstract:

Age-related physical changes affecting the entire body inter alia influence what is known as "motor system competence". This article discusses the functional interactions responsible for this and describes the decline in individual facets of motor system competence. Recommended is adequate physical training as a prophylactic approach.

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