Population | |
Conducted on community-dwelling older adults aged ≥ 60 years | |
Intervention | |
Concentric muscle action | |
Randomised control trial | |
Participants must have been instructed to move “as fast as possible” during the concentric phase, or instructions of a similar description | |
Comparison | |
Comparison between RT performed whilst being encouraged to concentrically move as fast as possible (MIRT) vs. slow-to-moderate velocity (T-STR) | |
Studies that reported pre- and post-intervention scores for changes in SPPB score | |
Outcome | |
Primary outcome measure was SPPB score, or any individual test derived from the SPPB tests (30-s chair stand (STS), timed-up-and-go (TUG), or balance testing) | |
Secondary outcomes were dynamic leg press 1RM and knee-extension 1RM, 400-m (400 m) walk, 6-min walk test | |
Study | |
A minimum four-week intervention | Between-group design |
Published in a peer-reviewed journal | Full-text available in English |
Exclusion criteria | |
Did not specify whether maximal concentric velocity was encouraged | Used concurrent training methods |
Did not reply with additional information upon request within 30 days | The article had been retracted |
Supplementary/dietary combined intervention | A quasi-experimental research design |