Children with unilateral cerebral palsy often walk with asymmetry between their legs, which can affect efficiency and stability.

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This project examined how split-belt treadmill training, where each leg walks at a different speed, can immediately alter walking symmetry. By measuring changes in gait patterns, the study explored how the nervous system adapts to altered walking conditions.

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The results provide insight into short-term motor adaptation and the potential of treadmill-based training to influence gait symmetry.