Biofeedback-based proprioceptive training to improve functional prerequisites of dragon boating in breast cancer survivors

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• What: In agreement with the informed consent provided by all participants, the data were treated, processed, and stored in a completely anonymous form for the purposes of this study. Given the main objective of the study and the well-documented BC sequelae, the anatomofunctional quantitative evaluation particularly focused on upper body mobility, strength, and flexibility. Considering the main objective of the study and the complex multidimensional needs of BC survivors, the adapted protocol has been designed as a total-body dry workout integrating the two 60 min water training sessions per week regularly performed by the dragon . . .
  

   

  

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