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Many interventions to improve mobility in older adults often include exercises to address underlying impairments such as strength deficits. Task-oriented exercise interventions that focus more on walking and stepping tasks that may be encountered in the community have been considered for improving mobility in older adults. The main purpose was to examine the effect of task-oriented and impairment-based group exercise interventions on standing balance and lower extremity muscle strength.

Effect of Community-Based Group Exercise Interventions on Standing Balance and Strength in Independent Living Older Adults