Volume 2, Number 1 (Spring 2012 2012)  

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XML Persian Abstract A Comparative Study on middle age and older adult’s implicit learning in serial reaction time task
P. 9-16
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XML Persian Abstract Correlation between hip ankle flexibility and postural balance in elderly
P. 17-22
Hamzeh Baharloohe *, phd Afsun Nodehi Moghadam, phd Behnam Akhbari, Sahar Goharee
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XML Persian Abstract The effects of supervised core stability training on clinical symptoms, range of motion, and endurance of lumbar muscles in female patients with non specific chronic low back pain
P. 23-30
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XML Persian Abstract The effects of stability training on postural indices and limit of stability in male patients with non specific chronic low back pain
P. 31-38
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XML Persian Abstract Scapular muscles contribution during arm abduction: comparison of healthy subjects and patients with forward head posture
P. 39-45
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XML Persian Abstract The Short term effects of vibration training on maximal shoulder push up
P. 46-50
Dr Afsun Nodehi Moghadami *, Roshanak keshavarz, Ebrahem Ali koozahei, Hooman Minoonejad, Mojtaba Ebrahimi werkiani
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XML Persian Abstract The Relationship Between General Hypermobility and Foot Arch in Healthy Adult Females
P. 51-56
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XML Persian Abstract Relationship Between Single Motion Palpation and Provocation Tests in assessment of SacroiliacJoint disorder
P. 57-61
manijeh soleimanifar *, Dr Amir masoud Arab
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