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ly coordinated) and mid-swing (more variable). This may reflect a cautious gait strategy on challenging walkways to maintain stability and help prevent falls. A growing body of quantitative evidence has been provided regarding age-related differences in plantar foot loading, multi-segment foot kinematics and muscle activity. Fundamental insight into the joint mechanics and energetics of the maturing foot has yet to be provided. It was hypothesized that so-called 'biomechancial maturation' joint kinetics would be observed in c
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