Effects of a Drums Alive® Intervention versus Hand-Foot Coordination Training on Motor, Cognitive and Motivational Parameters in Seniors

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"Effects of a Drums Alive® Intervention versus Hand-Foot Coordination Training on Motor, Cognitive and Motivational Parameters in Seniors"
written by Carrie Ekins, Peter R. Wright, Guenter Schlee, Dean Owens,
published by Advances in Aging Research, Vol.11 No.3, 2022

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