What does SSWS stand for?

Self-Selected Walking Speed

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Samples in periodicals archive:

36,45) Self-selected walking speed correlates with a number of other measures of walking ability in people with hemiparesis after stroke and has been recommended as an outcome measure for stroke rehabilitation.

Step test scores are related to measures of activity and ...

The mean self-selected walking speed over all trials was 1.

Validity of DynaPort GaitMonitor for assessment of spatiotemporal ...

3) Heart rates (HR) at self-selected walking speeds average ~70% age predicted maximal HR for obese and compared to 58% for non-obese individuals.

The impact of obesity on walking: implications for fitness assessment ...

[FIGURE 2 OMITTED] Gait speed at self-selected walking speed tested following UST increased from pretraining values, with significant differences at 30 minutes posttraining (16% [0.

Rapid and long-term adaptations in gait symmetry following unilateral ...

The goal of the test is to have subjects adopt a self-selected walking speed such that at the end of 6 minutes, they will feel that they could not have walked any farther.

Evaluation of psychometric properties of walking impairment ...

Self-selected walking speed was measured by having the participants walk at a comfortable pace over a 10-m distance.

Lower-extremity strength differences predict activity limitations in ...

Functional and mobility testing included home and community ambulatory activity recorded by a diary and a computerized step activity monitor for 48 hours and the mean of three 10-meter walks that used self-selected walking speed (SSWS) as an index of gait deficit severity [17-18].

Human genome comparison of paretic and nonparetic vastus lateralis ...

also reported that subjects' self-selected walking speed (SSWS) was faster when using the C-Leg, though oxygen cost was not increased.

Comparison of nonmicroprocessor knee mechanism versus C-Leg on ...