Arm cooling selectively impacts sensorimotor control
Cecile R. Scotto,
Florian Petitcollin,
Olivier Dupuy
et al.
Abstract:The benefits of cold have long been recognized in sport and medicine. However, it also brings costs, which have more rarely been investigated, notably in terms of sensorimotor control. We hypothesized that in addition to peripheral effects, cold slows down the processing of proprioceptive cues, which has an impact on both feedback and feedforward control. We therefore compared the performances of participants whose right arm had been immersed in either cold water (arm temperature: 14°C) or lukewarm water (arm … Show more
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