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“..., flexibility, agility, and endurance, cause walking difficulty (Spirduzo et al., 2005; Jeon M-Y, Choe M, 2002...”
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“..., flexibility, agility, and endurance, cause walking difficulty (Spirduzo, Francis, Eakin & Stanford, 2005; Jeon...”
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