Tom J. W. Buurke

The effects of gait speed on the responses to immediate and prolonged exposure to mediolateral optic flow perturbation in healthy young adults

This study examines how gait speed affects responses to mediolateral optic flow perturbations, finding speed-dependent changes in gait parameters during and after perturbation.

The Effect of Physical Activity Level on Age-Related Differences in Responses to Optic Flow Perturbation during Human Walking

This study examines how physical activity levels affect age-related differences in responses to optic flow perturbations during walking, finding that higher activity in older adults correlates with stronger sway responses.

Quadriceps-hamstrings muscle co-activation during the swing phase of walking is modulated by task constraints in healthy adults

This study compares quadriceps-hamstrings co-activation during walking and isolated leg-swinging in healthy adults, finding higher co-activation during walking, particularly in mid- and terminal swing.

The effect of walking with reduced trunk motion on dynamic stability in healthy adults

This study shows that reducing trunk motion during walking in healthy adults decreases step width and mediolateral XCoM excursion without changing the mediolateral MoS.