Equilibrium in women with osteoporosis submitted to balance training with and without an oscillating vibratory pole

The NPG presented both Post-Training (p = .018 relative to pre-training) and Follow-Up (p = .007) improvements in equilibrium. The improvement for OPG was near significant (p = .051 relative to pre-training) in Post-Training and significant (p = .038) in the Follow-Up. There were no significant differences between Post-Training and Post-Follow-Up (p = .999) for either group or in the intergroup comparisons (no statistically-significant effect of oscillation of the pole).