leg_strength_full: Wii Leg Strength (full)
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Wii Leg Strength (full)
Description
Wii balance board and stationary isometric dynamometer measurements of leg force of adults in Denmark.
Usage
leg_strength_full
Format
A data frame with 30 observations of 2 variables. Descriptions of variables are from the authors.
- id
ID of participant. Can be used to match with 'leg_strength' data set
- wii_m1
wii measurement 1
- wii_m2
wii measurement 2
- wii_m3
wii measurement 3
- wii_max3
max wii measurement (day 1)
- day2_wii_m1
wii measurement 1 (Day 2)
- day2_wii_m2
wii measurement 2 (day 2)
- day2_wii_m3
wii measurement 3 (day 3)
- day2_wii_max3
max wii measurement (Day 2)
- sid_m1
sid measurement 1 day 1
- sid_m2
sid measurement 2 day 1
- sid_m3
sid measurement 3 day 1
- sid_max3
max sid measurement day 1
- day2_sid_m1
sid measurement 1 day 2
- day_2_sid_m2
sid measurement 2 day 2
- day_2_sid_m3
sid measurement 3 day 2
- day_2_sid_max3
max sid measurement day 2
Details
The smaller data set consisting of means only is available as 'leg_strength'.
From the authors: "Portable, low-cost, objective and reproducible assessment of muscle strength in the lower limbs is important as it allows clinicians to precisly track progression of patients undergoing rehabilitation. The purpose of the study was to evaluate (1) reproducibility and (2) concurrent validity of the WBB for measuring isometric muscle strength in the lower limb."
Source
Gronbech Jorgensen M, Andersen S, Ryg J, Masud T (2015) Novel Use of the Nintendo Wii Board for Measuring Isometric Lower Limb Strength: A Reproducible and Valid Method in Older Adults. PLoS ONE 10(10): e0138660.
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0138660
