Maximum Inter-Foot Distance During Leg-Crossing Movement Depends on Whether the Dominant or Non-Dominant Leg Is in Front

Progress in Rehabilitation Medicine
doi 10.2490/prm.20170010
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Japanese Association of Rehabilitation Medicine

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