The concept of a motor program has been used to interpret a diverse range of empirical
findings related to preparation and initiation of voluntary movement. In the absence of an …

Since the middle of the nineteenth century, movement scientists have been challenged to
explain processes underlying the control, coordination, and acquisition of skill. Information …

This systematic review examined evidence for the role of conscious motor processing in the
pressure-performance relationship and, specifically, whether pressure-induced changes in …

Redundancy of the motor control system is an important feature that gives the central control
structures options for solving everyday motor problems. The choice of particular control …

This article describes an approach to motor synergies that allows them to be quantified in
people with atypical movement patterns during exercise or practice. Within this approach, …

To better understand how arm weight support (WS) can be used to alleviate upper limb
impairment after stroke, we investigated the effects of WS on muscle activity, muscle synergy …

The motor program is a concept that has had a major influence on theorizing in the field of
motor control. However, there has been a lack of consensus as to what exactly is a motor …

Cette étude a été conçue pour déterminer si les stratégies de planification du mouvement
intégrant l'utilisation de la rétroaction visuelle au cours d'un ciblage manuel sont particulières …

Partial weight support may hold promise as a therapeutic adjuvant during rehabilitation after
stroke by providing a permissive environment for reducing the expression of abnormal …

Two experiments investigated the memory drum theory’s prediction (Henry & Rogers, 1960)
that simple reaction time (SRT) increased with the complexity of the response to be initiated. …