@article{oai:biwako-seikei.repo.nii.ac.jp:00005754,
 author = {入谷, 智子 and Iritani, Tomoko and 川原, 大知 and Kawahara, Daichi and 村瀬, 陽介 and Murase, Yosuke},
 issue = {19},
 journal = {研究紀要, Bulletin of Biwako Seikei Sport College},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {This study aimed to review prior research on exercise therapy that incorporates locomotion and clarify the current status of locomotion. We examined existing literature on intervention programs to reduce the rate at which older people fall. We searched Pubmed and Cini article databases in Japan for articles published from 2010 to 2021 using the keywords “Locomotive syndrome” and“ Locomotive training.”
　After examining the 11 selected articles, it was found that the effect of locomotion training first appeared in the early stage in a question called Locomo 25. The open-eye single-leg standing time, which measures balancing ability, requires more than three months of continuous activity to show the effects of locomotion training. Similarly, the 10-meter walk, which measures leg muscle strength, needs more than six months of constant movement to demonstrate its effects. Therefore, it was suggested that locomotion training should be continued for more than six months.
　Continuation of locomotion training effectively prevents and improves locomotion, and it was suggested that two types of locomotion, training and heel raise, effectively improve leg muscle strength. In this study, we could not clarify the recommended amount and frequency of exercise for each level of locomotion. In the future, it will be necessary to standardize the evaluation method of locomotion training and verify it further.},
 pages = {87--97},
 title = {ロコモーショントレーニングの介入による実態に関する文献的考察},
 year = {2022},
 yomi = {イリタニ, トモコ and カワハラ, ダイチ and ムラセ, ヨウスケ}
}