Blending motor learning approaches for short-term adjustments to gait in people with Parkinson disease

The purpose of this project was the determine whether people with Parkinson disease were able to change their gait, without conscious recognition of the change, in response to a subtly varying metronome on a treadmill and overground. Additional data was collected to determine any implicit and explicit retention of altered gait patterns sustained from both a constant and subtly varying metronome on a treadmill and overground.