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Beniaminovitz A. et al
2002.
Selective low-level leg muscle training alleviates dyspnea in patients with heart failure
Journal of the American College of Cardiology
40(9):1602-1608
Brown M. et al
2000.
Low-intensity exercise as a modifier of physical frailty in older adults
Arch Phys Med Rehabil
81:960-965
Bunout D et al
2001.
The impact of nutritional supplementation and resistance training on the health functioning of free-living Chilean elders: results of 18 months of follow-up
J Nutrition
131(9):2441S-6S.
Capodaglio P et al.
2005.
Effects of a partially supervised training program in subjects over 75 years of age. (Abstract)
Aging Clin Exp Res
17(3):174-80
Capodaglio P. et al
2002.
Effectivenes of a home-based strengthening program for elderly males in Italy. A preliminary study
Aging Clin Exp Res
14(1):28-34
Carter ND et al
2002.
Community-based exercise program reduces risk factors for falls in 65- to 75- year old women with osteoporosis: randomized controlled trial.
Can Med Assoc J
167(9):997-1004
Chandler JM et al
1998.
Is lower extremity strength gain associated with improvement in physical performance and disability in frail, community-dwelling elders?
Arch Phys Med Rehabil.
79(1):24-30.
Fahlman MM et al
2003.
Salivary s-IgA response to training in functionally limited elders
J Aging Phys Activity
11(4):502-515.
Fahlman MM et al.
2006.
Strength Training vs. Combination Training: Both Result in Improved Functional Ability in Functionally Limited Elderly (Abstract)
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise
38(5) Supplement May:S43
Hakkinen A et al
2004.
A home-based two-year strength training period in early rheumatoid arthritis led to good long-term compliance: a five-year followup
Arthritis Rheum
51(1):56-62
Imai A et al.
2017.
Effect of a concurrent well-rounded exercise training using a floor-based exercise station in older women
Int J Sport Health Sci
15:168-78
Jette AM et al
1996.
A home-based exercise program for nondisabled older adults
J Am Geriatr Soc
44(6):644-649
Jette AM et al
1999.
Exercise—It’s never too late: The Strong for Life Program
Am J Public Health
89(1):66-72
Katzman WB et al.
2007 .
Changes in flexed posture, musculoskeletal impairments, and physical performance after group exercise in community-dwelling older women.
Arch Phys Med Rehabil
88(2):192-9
Kemmler W et al
2004.
Benefits of 2 years of intense exercise on bone density, physical fitness, and blood lipids in early postmenopausal osteopenic women: results of the Erlangen Fitness Osteoporosis Prevention Study (EFOPS).
Arch Int Med
164(10):1084-1091.
Lima FF et al
2018.
Resistance Training using Low Cost Elastic Tubing is Equally Effective to Conventional Weight Machines in Middle-Aged to Older Healthy Adults: A Quasi-Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial.
J Sports Sci Med
17:153-160
Manor B et al.
2006.
Validity and reliability of measurements of elbow flexion strength obtained from older adults using elastic bands
J Geriatric Phys Ther
29(1):16-19
McGibbon CA et al
2003.
Rehabilitation effects on compensatory gait mechanics in people with arthritis and strength impairment
Arthritis Rheum
49(2):248-54
Murphy RJL et al.
2006.
Improved Type 2 Diabetes Patient Outcomes and Projected Cost Savings Following Supervised Exercise Training (Abstract)
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise
38(5) Supplement May:S422
Nyberg A et al.
2014.
The accuracy of using elastic resistance bands to evaluate muscular strength
Eur J Physiother
16:104-112
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