“…This measure is based on foot placement while accounting for body CoM position and velocity and has been used to assess dynamic balance in young healthy individuals in destabilizing environments (e.g., McAndrew Young et al, 2012), older adults while stepping to targets (Hurt and Grabiner, 2015), amputees (e.g., Bolger et al, 2014; Gates et al, 2013; Hof et al, 2007) and post-stroke individuals (e.g., Hak et al, 2013; Kao et al, 2014). Similarly, whole-body angular-momentum has been used to assess dynamic balance in a number of patient populations including post-stroke hemiparetic individuals (Nott et al, 2014), amputees (e.g., Pickle et al, 2014; Sheehan et al, 2015; Silverman and Neptune, 2011) and older adults (e.g., Pijnappels et al, 2005b).…”