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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Movement Training"”.
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Issues in Full Inclusion: Understanding Concerns of Classroom Teachers
… questions regarding their familiarity with the movement, training they have received, and their level of comfort with the inclusion of disabled students in their classrooms. Results indicated that the teachers have received limited information on full inclusion and disability awareness on three …
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The reinvention of tradition: Transformation of Chinese water sleeve dance and Tai Ji in contemporary performer training and performance making
… Ji, in contemporary performance and performer training. The central concept behind this research was the commonly held perception in China that “tradition is a river” (P. Huang, 1990) in the context of the Chinese dance community. The overarching research methodology of this practice-led …
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Movement velocity effect on cortical reorganization and finger function in stroke.
Paralysis of limb movement after stroke is a major cause of disability. Recovery of function is linked to favorable brain reorganization. The brain is primed for neuroplastic reorganization after stroke but the rehabilitation interventions must be well designed. Forced use of the paretic limb as a …
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The Effects of Uphill vs. Level-Grade High-Intensity Interval Training on Key Physiological Indices of Distance Running
… and often used form of high-intensity interval training in the development of competitive distance runners. In contrast, several biomechanical studies suggest uphill vs. level-grade running results in greater electromyographical (EMG) activity in lower body musculature, increased kinetic output …
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Interaction of voluntary activity and functional electrical stimulation in the upper extremity as a method for short-term alteration of corticospinal excitability and force control
Repetitive movement training (RMT) is a well-established method for rehabilitating functional movement. However, many stroke survivors are not able to participate in RMT for the necessary duration to produce results due to rapid muscle fatigue or inability to perform the desired movement at all. …
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The Inconstancy of Bodies: Yvonne Meier's Works, 1985 ' 2012
… and choreographer, Meier engaged in forms of movement training that pledged to expand her ability by unearthing the hidden causes and effects of actions. And yet, she created works which foregrounded the very gaps in knowledge between acts, their intentions, and effects. The fundamental …
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Ubiquitous and Wearable Computing Solutions for Enhancing Motor Rehabilitation of the Upper Extremity Post-Stroke
… comprising task-specific, repetitive, prolonged movement training with learning is an effective method of provoking the necessary neuroplastic changes required which ultimately lead to the recovery of function after stroke. However, traditional means of delivering such treatments are labour …