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step cycle

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step cycle
the sum of the movements made during locomotion by a limb from the time it leaves the ground until it leaves the ground on the next occasion.
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The most common method described in previous investigations of timing stimulation of the soleus H reflex during gait has been the use of a foot switch marker that identifies the initial contact of the stance phase or the step cycle EMG patterns of the soleus and tibialis anterior muscles.
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