Distinct neural mechanisms underlying the effects of agility and resistance-aerobic training on executive function and gait in young adults.

Although most channel activations did not reach statistical significance, a general trend of decreasing brain activation from pre-test to post-test was observed in both groups, which trended back toward baseline levels at the one-month follow-up ( Supplementary Tables 3–7 ). 4 Discussion To our knowledge, this is the first study to investigated and compare the effect of agility training (AT) and combined resistance-aerobic training (RAeT) on EF, dual task walking and brain activation in healthy adults.

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