Influence of dance training on challenging postural control task

Maheu, Maxime; Behtani, Lydia; Nooristani, Mujda; Jemel, Boutheina; Delcenserie, Audrey; Champoux, François

doi:10.1016/j.gaitpost.2019.01.015

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“…Outro fato a ser levado em consideração envolve a não especificidade de o treino de corrida envolver treinos de equilíbrio. É possível que a presença desse tipo de treinamento pode ter influenciado no melhor controle postural, como foi verificado em estudo com dançarinos que treinam equilíbrio em condições instáveis (MAHEU et al, 2019).…”

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Perfil estabilométrico de corredores recreacionais no município de Salvador (BA)

Barbosa¹,

Mendes²,

Conceição³

2019

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<h1><strong>Introdução: A corrida de rua associada aos benefícios à saúde tem sido a modalidade de escolha para os iniciantes em atividade física. A periodicidade dos treinos, o impacto repetitivo e a presença de terrenos irregulares são características que sobrecarregam o pé e o tornozelo. Para o corredor, uma simples alteração na mecânica do pé repercute no sistema tônico postural e contribui para instabilidade corporal. Dessa forma, os objetivos deste estudo são os de descrever o perfil estabilométrico e de treinamento de corredores recreacionais e verificar se o tempo e o volume de treinamento estão correlacionados com os dados estabilométricos ligados ao controle postural. Metodologia: A amostra foi composta por 50 corredores recreacionais selecionados por conveniência, com idade entre 18 e 65 anos, de ambos os sexos, sem lesão nos últimos três meses e sem histórico de cirurgias nos membros inferiores. Resultados: Referentes ao perfil de treinamento, os resultados mostraram uma mediana de 2 anos e 6 meses do tempo de treinamento e uma mediana de 20 km no volume de treinamento semanal. No que se refere ao perfil estabilométrico, a área de oscilação apresentou mediana de 46,7 mm2, a velocidade de oscilação teve média de 8,1mm/s e o desvio padrão foi de 1,2. Quanto à oscilação, a laterolateral revelou uma mediana de -1,6 mm, e a anteroposterior uma mediana de -1 mm. Conclusão: Não houve correlação entre o perfil de treinamento e o perfil estabilométrico. Concluímos que os dados apresentados no perfil do treinamento não estão associados à estabilidade corporal.</strong></h1>

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Perfil estabilométrico de corredores recreacionais no município de Salvador (BA)

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Mendes²,

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2019

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“…We calculated the sway velocity in both anterior-posterior (AP) and mediolateral (ML) directions for each trial and used the median of each condition for the analysis. Finally, we used the wavelet analyses performed by Maheu et al [2019], Daubechies wavelet of order 4 with 6 levels of decomposition to assess the healthy control participant.…”

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Questioning the Impact of Vestibular Rehabilitation in Mal de Debarquement Syndrome

Cedras,

Moin-Darbari,

Foisy

et al. 2023

Audiol Neurotol

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Introduction: Mal de debarquement syndrome (MdDS) is a rare and poorly understood clinical entity defined as a persistent sensation of rocking and swaying that can severely affect the quality of life. To date, the treatment options are very limited. Even though vestibular rehabilitation (VR) efficacy following peripheral vestibular lesion is well-documented, little is known about its influence on MdDS. The objective of the study was to explore the influence of traditional VR program on postural control in a patient diagnosed with MdDS. Methods: We assessed 3 different participants: 1 healthy control; 1 participant with identified peripheral vestibular impairment (VI); 1 participant diagnosed with MdDS. Postural control was assessed using a force plate (AMTI, Accusway). Participants were assessed following the modified Clinical Test Sensory Integration Balance protocol (mCTSIB, eyes open on firm surface/eyes closed on firm surface/eyes open on foam/eyes closed on foam). The raw data were exported and analyzed in a custom-made Matlab script (Matlab R2020a). We retrieved the center of pressure velocity in both anterior-posterior and mediolateral directions and performed an analysis of the frequency content using Daubechies wavelet of order 4 with 6 levels of decomposition. Protocol VI and MdDS patients performed a 4-week VR program. Postural control, using a force plate, and Dizziness Handicap Inventory (DHI) were assessed before and after the VR program. Healthy control was assessed twice separated by 1 week without any specific intervention. Results: VI participant showed clear improvement on DHI and sway velocity on condition eyes closed with foam. Accordingly, a reduction of energy content within frequency bands (0.39–0.78 Hz and 0.78–1.56 Hz) was observed post-rehabilitation for VI participant in both conditions with foam. Interestingly, MdDS participant demonstrated a reduction in sway velocity in most of the conditions but the frequency content was not modified by VR and was comparable to healthy control. Accordingly, the DHI of the MdDS participant failed to demonstrate any difference following VR. Conclusion: The results of the present study question the use of VR as an efficient treatment option for MdDS. Future studies must recruit a larger sample size and focus on the relationship between illusion of movement and postural characteristics such as sway velocity.

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“…Maheu et al proposed to stand on the vision of the discipline construction of Chinese classical dance. The original intention of the course construction of body rhyme is to deepen the national attributes of Chinese classical dance styles, but it is still the historical mission of the discipline to cultivate the actors' body posture, and it is also an important project for the discipline to continuously inherit and spread the faculty with cultural heritage and professionalism [ 23 ]. Christopher et al put forward that “the basic ability training of Chinese classical dance refers to the basic ability training and special quality training of all parts of body posture.” The basic skills training of Chinese classical dance mainly focuses on three aspects: strengthening the training of softness, training of quality and ability, and training of technical skills.…”

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Identification Model of Writhing Posture of Classical Dance Based on Motion Capture Technology and Few-Shot Learning

Zhang

2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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Chinese classical dance is cut into the inner verve from a grasp of external form in dance instruction, and the aesthetic fashion and artistic norms of classical dance are established with historical depth. The “professional specificity” of characters and the “language description” of plots are eliminated in Chinese classical dance creation, highlighting the contemporary spirit of classical dance creation. Chinese classical dance was born during the early years of the People’s Republic of China. The term “classical dance” did not refer to all Chinese classical dances at the time; rather, it referred to a dance form that embodied China’s national spirit and had a classical cultural heritage based on Chinese traditional dance. The average frequency of step-over was 0.9, which was higher than the average rate of basic turnover of 0.75 and step-by-step turnover of 0.5, according to the results of the SPSS19.0 analysis. As a result, except for a few points with loud noise, it can be concluded that stepping over is an effective feature. The recognition model of the somersault posture of classical dance is studied in this paper, a database for real-time acquisition of three-dimensional data of human motion is established, and the Google model of human body characteristics is obtained based on feature plane matching of human body posture, all using motion capture technology and few-shot learning. The above data has good reference and application value for improving teachers’ teaching level and arousing students’ learning enthusiasm in the dance teaching process when applied to posture teaching and analysis. The captured data can convert human motion in real three-dimensional space into data in virtual three-dimensional space. Motion capture technology converts human motion information into a technology that can be recognized by computers.

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Influence of dance training on challenging postural control task

Cited by 8 publications

References 35 publications

Perfil estabilométrico de corredores recreacionais no município de Salvador (BA)

Perfil estabilométrico de corredores recreacionais no município de Salvador (BA)

Questioning the Impact of Vestibular Rehabilitation in Mal de Debarquement Syndrome

Identification Model of Writhing Posture of Classical Dance Based on Motion Capture Technology and Few-Shot Learning

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