Key result
High-intensity gait training is recommended as best practice to improve walking for individuals with chronic stroke, though further research is needed to establish standard definitions and optimal timing.
Population
Stroke survivors (subacute and chronic)
Design
Editorial
Authors
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High-intensity gait training is a promising, evidence-based intervention for stroke rehabilitation, but further research is needed to standardize definitions and optimize exercise prescriptions.
High-intensity gait training is a promising, evidence-based intervention for stroke rehabilitation, but further research is needed to standardize definitions and optimize exercise prescriptions.
Billinger et al. (2024) conducted an editorial in Stroke. High-intensity training was evaluated. High-intensity gait training is recommended as best practice to improve walking for individuals with chronic stroke, though further research is needed to establish standard definitions and optimal timing.
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