The aim of the study was to describe and evaluate movements of an elite canoeist when different paddling paces are applied. One of the tasks consisted of finding differences in time-space characteristics of selected markers in the referencing system canoeist's body - canoe. 3D kinematic analysis was used for identification and comparison of selected parameters. The study confirmed that an elite...

Despite its common application and widely reported health benefits, walking, in relation to pace and intensity, is under-researched. Few studies have addressed whether people normally walk at a pace that meets the public health recommendations for moderate intensity physical activity (1.34-1.79 ms-1) and there is no known research on individuals' perceptions of factors which influence walking p...

r i u s P o y s A number of important clinical trials have recently reorted on clinical outcomes associated with different cariac pacing modalities. As a consequence of these pubications, concerns about the possible deleterious effects of ight ventricular (RV) apical pacing, even in an atriovenricular (AV) synchronous mode, have arisen. There have ven been calls to consider left ventricular (LV...

From modest beginnings in 1973 to over 60 programs nationwide, the PACE concept has proven the value of integrated, interdisciplinary-based care for frail older adults. The evolution of PACE and its regulatory and reimbursement model have changed over time, but the principals of care have remained unchanged. Nationally PACE programs are dealing with some of the same challenges they had 30 years...