Search Results - Motor control

Erisik, K., Cerrah, A. O., Cinarli, F. S. “…Methods: A parallel-group randomized controlled trial was conducted with 22 male youth players from U16-U17 squads (mean age = 16.77 ± 0.42 years), who were assigned to either a VR group (n = 11) or a control group (n = 11). …”

Jia, Y., Zhou, X., Tang, Y., Li, Q., Wang, J., Fu, Q.

Arede, J., Zhou, R., Shang, X., Leite, N., Schöllhorn, W. “…This decline suggests that the DL-based training programme may have helped reduce injury risk among adolescent basketball players, enhancing neuromuscular control and motor adaptability. Future research should further investigate the long-term effects of DL and its broader application across different sports and populations.…”

Losin, B. E., Grigorieva, D. V., Minina, L. N., Sergazinova, M. A. “…The survey revealed the opinion of the coaches about the importance of controlling the level of jump speed in the process of training basketball players. …”

Khraibet, R. M. “…Introduction: Neuromotor exercises, which enhance motor control and muscular coordination, play a crucial role in optimizing the performance of soccer players, particularly in skills such as passing and dribbling. …”

Hadjisavvas, S., Efstathiou, M. A., Themistocleous, I.-C., Daskalaki, K., Papamichael, E., Michailidou, C., Rentzias, P., Pavlou, K., Savva, C., Stefanakis, M. “…As far we know, there has been no research conducted to examine the impact of eccentric exercise-induced fatigue on motor control and performance of upper extremities. …”

Yin, J., Gao, S., Zhang, M., Xu, G., Xu, K., He, X., Wang, Y., Li, Z., Shao, B. “…The activation values in all brain regions (except left primary sensory cortex in the single task), right DLPFC (dual task), and left premotor cortex & left supplementary motor area (left PMC & left SMA, digit task) were significantly lower in the athlete group than in the control group. …”

Bastiere, J., Lussiana, T., Patoz, A., Gindre, C., Mourot, L. “…Primitive reflexes (PRs) are involuntary motor responses present at birth, typically replaced by voluntary motor control during development. …”

Abramova, T. F., Nikitina, T. M., Polfuntikova, A. V., Yakutovich, N. M. “…The greatest difference between athletes and untrained children is inherent in cognitive development, which reflects the leading role of consciousness in the development of skills of various properties and characteristics of learning. Motor and psychomotor abilities, which differ in the manifestation of the strength of the nervous system and the quality of coordination, are consistent with the priority of the importance of the development of movement control structures in accordance with the characteristics of motor activity and learning. …”

Lee, T. L., Ko, D. K., Kang, N. “…Purpose This study is aimed to determine specific bilateral lower extremity motor performances and coordination patterns in soccer players with healthy controls using the bilateral force control paradigm. …”

Leyhr, D., Rösch, D., Cumming, S. P., Höner, O. “…When controlling for relative age and biological maturation regression models including motor performance variables did not significantly discriminate players` selection status. …”

Zwierko, T., Jedziniak, W., Domaradzki, J., Zwierko, M., Opolska, M., Lubinski, W. “…Stroboscopic training enhances perceptual cognition and motor skills; however, neurophysiological mechanisms underlying this adaptation are not fully understood. …”

Tseng, P. H., Hsieh, W. L., Tung, P. C., Moreau, D., Kao, S. C., Wang, C. H. “…The relationship between these variables was analyzed using the Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient, controlling for age, body mass index, and socioeconomic status. …”

Friebe, D., Giesche, F., Both, H., Haser, C., Pfab, F., Sieland, J., Wilke, J., Banzer, W. “…INTRODUCTION: In football, athletes are required to quickly adapt their motor actions to the dynamics on the field. Previous studies have shown that athletic high-speed tasks (e.g., cutting or landing) involving either divided attention or time-constrained decision-making result in aberrant move-ment biomechanics associated with an increased risk for lower limb injuries. …”

Leite Portella, D., Jatene, P., Da Silva, A. O., dos Santos, G. S., Monteiro, D., Teixeira, J. E., Branquinho, L., Ferraz, R., Forte, P. “…Introduction: The application of muscle force is a determinant of football success as it is inherent to the motor control and sport. The aims of this study are: (1) to describe force variables Isometric Maximal Force (IMF), Concentric Peak Force (CPPF), and Dynamic Strength Index (DSI) in football goalkeepers from different age groups; (2) to compare these variables` behavior between those groups. …”

Carnevale, D., Elferink-Gemser, M., Filgueiras, A., Huijgen, B., Andrade, C., Castellano, J., SiIva, D., Vasconcellos, F.

Ben Kahla, A., Elghoul, Y., Ammar, A., Masmoudi, L., Trabelsi, K., Glenn, J. M., Dahmen, R.

van Biemen, T., Müller, D., Mann, D. L. “…Highlights • Visual-motor behaviours in VR are indistinguishable from on-field behaviours…”

Pus, K., Peskar, M., Giesche, F., Marusic, U. “…INTRODUCTION: The ability to execute rapid motor responses to visual stimuli is a key demand for football goalkeepers (GK). …”

Lou, S., Soh, K. G., Soh, K. L., Sun, H., Modh Nasiruddin, N. J., Du, C., Zhai, X. “…In other words, core training optimizes the transfer and overall control of motion and force to the terminal segment within athletic actions. …”