The effect of six weeks of squat training on static and dynamic postural control: a randomized controlled trial of adjunctive tDCS.

A randomized controlled trial published in Gait & Posture examined whether adding transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) to a six-week squat training program produced greater improvements in static and dynamic postural control than squat training alone. The study by Zhang and colleagues provides insights into whether neurostimulation can augment balance and stability adaptations from resistance exercise. Findings from this trial may be relevant to PT clinicians designing rehabilitation programs aimed at improving postural stability.

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