Greater shoulder muscle strength, but not shoulder mobility, is associated with better functional well-being in breast cancer survivors with Tai Chi Qigong training

SIU MING FONG; SSM NG; WS LUK; Wai Yee Joanne CHUNG; Ming Yan CHUNG; WWN TSANG

Greater shoulder muscle strength, but not shoulder mobility, is associated with better functional well-being in breast cancer survivors with Tai Chi Qigong training

SIU MING FONG, SSM NG, WS LUK, Wai Yee Joanne CHUNG, Ming Yan CHUNG, WWN TSANG

Department of Health and Physical Education (HPE)

Research output: Contribution to conference › Papers

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Sept 2013
Event	第六屆世界物理治療聯盟亞澳太平洋分區會議暨第十二屆亞洲物理治療聯盟國際會議 = The 6th Asia-Western Pacific Region of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy / The 12th International Congress of Asian Confederation for Physical Therapy - 台中南山人壽教育訓練中心, 台中, Taiwan, Province of China Duration: 05 Sept 2013 → 09 Sept 2013

Conference

Conference	第六屆世界物理治療聯盟亞澳太平洋分區會議暨第十二屆亞洲物理治療聯盟國際會議 = The 6th Asia-Western Pacific Region of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy / The 12th International Congress of Asian Confederation for Physical Therapy
Abbreviated title	WCPT-AWP & ACPT Congress 2013
Country/Territory	Taiwan, Province of China
City	台中
Period	05/09/13 → 09/09/13

Citation

Fong, S.S.M., Ng, S.S.M., Luk, W.S., Chung, W.Y., Chung, L.M.Y., Tsang, W.W.N. (2013, September). Greater shoulder muscle strength, but not shoulder mobility, is associated with better functional well-being in breast cancer survivors with Tai Chi Qigong training. WCPT-AWP & ACPT CONGRESS, Taiwan.

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