Kenneth Meijer

This study shows that older adults have slower anticipatory postural adjustments and reduced belief updating during gait initiation, suggesting cognitive control changes contribute to age-related mobility declines.

This study examines how conscious movement processing affects neuromuscular control of posture, finding increased postural sway and reduced complexity under high-CMP conditions.

This study examines how long-term exercise training affects the neural control of walking by analyzing kinematics, muscle synergies, and gait parameters in athletes and non-athletes under different conditions.

This study examines how walking speed affects gait variability in healthy adults and those with bilateral vestibulopathy, finding that specific parameters distinguish between groups and within-group abilities.

This study shows older adults can transfer gait adaptation improvements from one leg to the untrained leg after repeated perturbations, despite slower recovery initially.