On a mobile cushion, the spine and back are protected from tension and other damage even during long sessions on hard surfaces. The air-filled cushions exercise the back via dynamic processes. Mobile cushions can thus relieve back pain, but also prevent back pain. What is a mobile cushion? Mobile cushions are air-filled and portable seat … Mobile Pillow: Application & Health Benefits
Sports therapy is used for various purposes. These are mainly prevention and rehabilitation. Which exercises and types of sports are suitable depends in particular on the patient’s complaints and underlying diseases. What is sports therapy? Sports therapy is used for a variety of purposes. These are mainly prevention and rehabilitation. Sports therapy is a non-drug … Sports Therapy: Treatment, Effects & Risks
The ability to rhythmize is the ability to adapt one’s own movement rhythm to a given rhythm. This coordinative ability is particularly relevant to sports medicine. It can be damaged by central nervous inflammation, hemorrhage, injury, or space-occupying lesions. What is the ability to rhythmize? Rhythmization ability is the ability to adapt one’s own movement … Rhythmicity: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
Muscle tone is the inherent tension of muscular apparatus. Even at rest, muscles exhibit some inherent tension and resistance to external stimuli, also known as resting tone. Disturbances in muscle tone manifest themselves as either decreased or increased tension. What is muscle tone? Muscle tone is the inherent tension of muscular apparatus. Even at rest, … Muscle Tone: Function, Task & Diseases
In muscular imbalance, there is an imbalance between the agonist and antagonist muscle involved in a particular movement. Dysbalances of this type often present themselves due to lack of movement, after trauma, or as a result of neurogenic disease. The therapy of choice is physiotherapy, with exercise sessions combined with electrical stimulation in certain circumstances. … Muscular Imbalance: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The toddler stage refers to the period between the ages of 1 and 5. This phase in the life of the child is strongly formative for the rest of life. The toddler goes through a tremendous development in the mental, as well as in the emotional and physical area. What is the toddler stage? The … Infant Stage: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
Coordinative skills It became clear that coordination consists of action programs with which tasks can be dealt with according to the situation. Coordination, or the coordinative skills, are made up of seven different skills. These are: The ability to differentiate enables the finest movement adjustments in relation to space and time. Orientation ability enables the … Coordinative skills | Coordination
Summary In summary, coordination can be understood as a complex athletic movement control process that functions like a control loop model and can be divided into seven coordinative abilities. We encounter coordination in every everyday movement, but also in all areas of sport where movement execution and control are concerned All articles in this series: … Summary | Coordination
General information The term “coordination” generally refers to the interaction or coordination of individual processes. This can be a temporal coordination of delivery dates of a delivery service provider. In sport, the term is used primarily in the field of movement science. There, the term coordination, or coordinative skills, is understood as the interaction of … Coordination
Basics of coordination The basic idea of coordination is that there are so-called movement programs in the brain, which are used to solve a coordinative task when certain requirements are met. Let us look again at our glass example from the beginning and consider this movement as a stored program. A new task is now … Basics of coordination | Coordination
Introduction It is almost impossible to describe or even analyse the movement. Too many factors play a role in studying the phenomenon of athletic movement. Let’s look at a person running after a bus, for example, and compare this sporting action with a 100-meter run final of the Olympic Games. A quasi identical movement seen … Theory of motion
Sub-areas of kinetics Since kinesiology is considered to be a branch of kinesiology, there are several ways of describing movements, both in kinesiology and in kinesiology. Because of the different ways of looking at movements, numerous sub-areas (listed below) are necessary to describe the movements. What is meant by functional movement theory? The Functional Movement … Sub-areas of kinetics | Theory of motion
