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. 2016 Apr 12;8:66. doi: 10.3389/fnagi.2016.00066

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Copyright © 2016 Eggenberger, Wolf, Schumann and de Bruin.

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Comparison of preferred vs. fast walking PFC activity. Graphs represent time-triggered group averages. Identical line color and style in Figures 4–6 represent the same data. Within the timeframes t1–7 and t10–25 HbO₂ levels were higher at fast compared to preferred walking speed in DANCE and BALANCE. PFC activity at pre-test was equal for preferred and fast walking speed (graphs not shown). DANCE, video game dance training; BALANCE, balance and stretching training, PFC, prefrontal cortex.