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Hadas Nachmani

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Human Movement Science|September 14, 2020
A concurrent attention-demanding task did not interfere with balance recovery function in standing and walking among young adults - An explorative laboratory studyInbal Paran, Hadas Nachmani, Itshak Melzer
Gerontology|February 19, 2020
Characteristics of First Recovery Step Response following Unexpected Loss of Balance during Walking: A Dynamic ApproachHadas Nachmani, Guy Shani, Amir Shapiro, et al.
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience|March 15, 2021
Examining Different Motor Learning Paradigms for Improving Balance Recovery Abilities Among Older Adults, Random vs. Block Training-Study Protocol of a Randomized Non-inferiority Controlled TrialHadas Nachmani, Inbal Paran, Moti Salti, et al.
BMC Geriatrics|April 7, 2022
Balance recovery stepping responses during walking were not affected by a concurrent cognitive task among older adultsInbal Paran, Hadas Nachmani, Moti Salti, et al.
Gerontology|May 8, 2026
Influence of reactive balance training program characteristics on reactive balance control and fall risk: a systematic review and meta-regressionHadas Nachmani, Laura Kathleen Langer, Augustine Joshua Devasahayam, et al.
Gerontology|April 10, 2026
Age-Related Associations Between Reactive-Balance Stepping Responses, Self-Induced Stepping and Gray Matter VolumeInbal Paran, Moti Salti, Hadas Nachmani, et al.
Gerontology|June 16, 2025
Examining Different Motor Learning Paradigms for Improving Balance Recovery Abilities Among Older Adults Random versus Block training: A Randomized Controlled Pilot TrialHadas Nachmani, Inbal Paran, Moti Salti, et al.
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Human Movement Science|September 14, 2020
A concurrent attention-demanding task did not interfere with balance recovery function in standing and walking among young adults - An explorative laboratory studyInbal Paran, Hadas Nachmani, Itshak Melzer
Gerontology|February 19, 2020
Characteristics of First Recovery Step Response following Unexpected Loss of Balance during Walking: A Dynamic ApproachHadas Nachmani, Guy Shani, Amir Shapiro, et al.
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience|March 15, 2021
Examining Different Motor Learning Paradigms for Improving Balance Recovery Abilities Among Older Adults, Random vs. Block Training-Study Protocol of a Randomized Non-inferiority Controlled TrialHadas Nachmani, Inbal Paran, Moti Salti, et al.
BMC Geriatrics|April 7, 2022
Balance recovery stepping responses during walking were not affected by a concurrent cognitive task among older adultsInbal Paran, Hadas Nachmani, Moti Salti, et al.
Gerontology|May 8, 2026
Influence of reactive balance training program characteristics on reactive balance control and fall risk: a systematic review and meta-regressionHadas Nachmani, Laura Kathleen Langer, Augustine Joshua Devasahayam, et al.
Gerontology|April 10, 2026
Age-Related Associations Between Reactive-Balance Stepping Responses, Self-Induced Stepping and Gray Matter VolumeInbal Paran, Moti Salti, Hadas Nachmani, et al.
Gerontology|June 16, 2025
Examining Different Motor Learning Paradigms for Improving Balance Recovery Abilities Among Older Adults Random versus Block training: A Randomized Controlled Pilot TrialHadas Nachmani, Inbal Paran, Moti Salti, et al.
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