Preferred Limb Reaction, Swing and Recovery Step Times between Subjects with and without Chronic Low Back Pain

A compensatory stepping strategy following repeated perturbations may compromise dynamic balance and postural stability. However, there is a lack of study on preferred limb reaction, swing, step time adjustments. The purpose this was to investigate recovery times trip in individuals with without non-specific chronic low back pain (LBP). There were 30 subjects LBP 50 control who participated the study. (s) measured treadmill-induced random (0.12 m/s velocity for 62.5 cm displacement), which caused move forward 4.90 s. Both groups demonstrated significant interaction repetitions (F = 4.39, p 0.03). Specifically, significantly shorter group during first (t 2.23, 6.03, 0.02) group, different 45.04, 0.001). initial reaction correlated three swing avoid falls. novelty tends enhance protective implemented by group. Although preference did not demonstrate difference between groups, their initially order implement an adaptive fall injuries perturbations.