Both anticipatory and compensatory postural adjustments are adapted while catching a ball in unstable standing posture

Scariot, Vanessa; Rios, Jaqueline Lourdes; Cláudino, Renato; Santos, Eloá Cristhina dos; Angulski, Hanna B.B.; Santos, Márcio Aurélio Líns dos

doi:10.1016/j.jbmt.2015.06.007

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“…Subsequently, integrals were calculated over a period from 50ms post IC until 250ms post IC. This period was selected as it represents compensatory postural adjustments based on existing literature [18]. For the MVC trials integrals were calculated for the 200ms-period with the highest activation.…”

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Athletes with an ACL reconstruction show a different neuromuscular response to environmental challenges compared to uninjured athletes

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Athletes with an ACL reconstruction show a different neuromuscular response to environmental challenges compared to uninjured athletes

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“…When comparing the variables coordination and balance, coordination and postural reaction were observed in significant differences, identifying greater difficulty in gross motor coordination of these children [20].…”

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Qualitative Analysis of Children with Down Syndrome using the Xbox 360® Console

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Alves-Rodrigues²,

Dionísio³

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Pediatr Ther

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Down syndrome is characterized by a delay in the development of motor function. Games with interactive technology are shown as a new type of therapy that assists motor learning and postural control. Objective:To evaluate the variables of gross motor coordination, balance and postural reaction of children with Down syndrome during the performance of virtual games through the X-Box 360® console. Methodology:The study was approved by the Ethics Committee in Human Beings (795,905). Nine children with Down syndrome based on inclusion and exclusion criteria were selected. After signing the consent form Clarified, general data were collected from children such as anthropometry, vital data, among others. After this procedure the children were directed to a room and positioned within a rectangle demarcated to execute the games, being disregarded the actions when the child leaves the rectangle. The "leaks" and "rapids" games of X-Box 360® were selected, where children should play at the levels, basic, intermediate and advanced. After this procedure the variables gross motor coordination, balance and postural reaction were qualitatively analysed by the images captured from three cameras arranged in the place.Results: Parametric Student's T test (<0.05) and the Kruskal Walls test was used. When comparing the variables coordination, balance and postural reaction, there was significant difference between coordination and balance (t: 3.11, p: 0.04) and coordination and postural reaction (t3, 17, p: 0.04), identifying greater difficulty in gross motor coordination of children during the Xbox games. Regarding difficulty levels, there was no significant difference. Conclusion:We suggest that children with Down syndrome present difficulties of gross motor coordination when compared to the balance and postural reaction during the execution of virtual games by the independent X-box in the difficulty level of the games.

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“…For example, adding a load to the arm being raised increases the magnitude of postural anticipation that is required. Similarly, a manual action like catching an object adds load to the body and elicits anticipatory postural activity (Scariot et al 2016). Training O's with the history of falls in such catching (and throwing) actions has shown promise in improving balance confidence (Arghavani et al 2019).…”

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“…Postural adjustment in the case of unilateral arm movement is arguably even more important with respect to the impact of ageing because such manual movements are more likely to perturb posture mediolaterally. It is well known that ageing particularly affects mediolateral (ML) postural stability (Brauer et al 2000;Maki et al 1994;Pasma et al 2014) and the ability to counteract perturbations in the ML direction (Claudino et al 2013;Scariot et al 2016). Research also suggests that O are more prone to asymmetry in body weight distribution, particularly in the absence of vision (Blaszczyk et al 2000), though this was not specific to either the dominant or non-dominant side of the body.…”

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Age-related asymmetry in anticipatory postural movements during unilateral arm movement and imagery

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Reaching movements of the arms are accompanied by anticipatory (APM) and compensatory postural motion (CPM) that counteract the resulting perturbations to body stability. Recent research has shown that these postural actions are also observable in the context of imagined arm movements. As motor imagery (MI) shares many neurophysiological and behavioral characteristics with physical movements, and MI training can affect subsequent performance, MI tasks provide a good setting for studying the anticipatory aspects of postural control. This study investigated APMs and CPMs of the head and hip of healthy young and older adults in the temporal vicinity of physical and imagined forward raises of the dominant and non-dominant arm. When MI of the dominant arm was self-initiated, both age groups showed APM in the anteroposterior plane. When the self-initiated MI was of the non-dominant arm, only the older group showed anteroposterior APM. The older group did not show APM when an expected arm movement (or MI) was made to an external signal. This suggests an age-related deficit in coordinating postural preparation with external events. Only the older group showed mediolateral APM, and only for dominant arm MI, indicating sensitivity to potential perturbation to the weaker, non-dominant side of the body. Overall, the older group showed more anticipatory postural motion at the head. Systematic APM for manual MI suggests that MI training may be an effective intervention for anticipatory postural control. An integrated model of postural support for executed and imagined limb movements is suggested.

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Both anticipatory and compensatory postural adjustments are adapted while catching a ball in unstable standing posture

Cited by 11 publications

References 42 publications

Athletes with an ACL reconstruction show a different neuromuscular response to environmental challenges compared to uninjured athletes

Athletes with an ACL reconstruction show a different neuromuscular response to environmental challenges compared to uninjured athletes

Qualitative Analysis of Children with Down Syndrome using the Xbox 360® Console

Age-related asymmetry in anticipatory postural movements during unilateral arm movement and imagery

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