Statistical Correlation Between Grip and Core Strength in Healthy Adults Aged 40-79
Investigating the relationship between grip and core strength in healthy individuals aged 40 to 79, Fiona Bischofberger and Selina Papritz from Zurich University of Applied Sciences conducted a study to determine any statistical correlation. The research aims to provide insights into the connection between these physical attributes within the specified age group.
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