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Brett D Bruininks

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Algebraic structures in mathematical physicsBiomechanics

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|May 02, 2026

Development and Psychometric Properties of the BOT-3 Movement Fundamentals Score.

|Jul 05, 2021

Evaluation of short-term multi-component exercise programming on major variables that directly influence fall risk in older women: a pilot study.

Brett D Bruininks, Starr K Sage, J Adam Korak

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