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Journal of Aquatic Physical Therapy Volume Publish Ahead of Print: August

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Publisher: Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc. - Wolters Kluwer Health
ISSN: 2377-6102

2021
Volume Publish Ahead of Print
August
Volume 29
Issue 2 (May)

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Journal Article

Aquatic Exercise and Its Effect on Participation, Quality of Life, and Falls Self-efficacy in Older Adults: A Pilot Study

Michaels, Natalie Norman; Espiritu, Elena Wong; Broecker, Megan; Gonyea, Stephanie; Hendricks, Tori; McClintock, Kelli; Sanders, Katherine; Stelbasky, Danielle

2021 Journal of Aquatic Physical Therapy

doi:10.1097/pxt.0000000000000004

Background: Falls are extremely common in the older adult population, and fear of falling has been cited as one of the main reasons older adults may choose not to participate in social activities. Exercising in the water can provide support from buoyancy that helps reduce this fear, leading to...
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Association Between Trait Energy and Fatigue and Aquatic Functional Tests: An Exploratory Study

Boolani, Ali; Allen, Amy; Barrios, Nathalie; Sames, Carol

2021 Journal of Aquatic Physical Therapy

doi:10.1097/pxt.0000000000000006

Background: Recent studies have reported energy and fatigue as two separate moods. Interestingly, a recent study reported associations between over-ground functional assessments scores in older adults and feelings of energy, but no significant association between functional status and feelings...

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