@BrettBerg17 This is a great video to prove to people diagnosed with Parkinson’s that they can still be active and workout even with the symptoms the disease causes.
@docgoble C-0.14- The motor cortex controls the coordination of movement, balance, and control. But in this case, the ball girl used her motor cortex when anticipating how high she was going to jump and how hard she was going to push off the wall to catch the ball.
@docgoble 4) time - .10-16 : proprioception includes determining the height of which he throws the ball for his jump serve as well as how hard he swings to assure he hits the ball in the court and not out of bounds.
@BreanaMack8 Hey Breana! That is incredible to see how the emg can make something like that function so easily, it shows that there is a future for people that have to get prosthetics and worry about function loss.
#exs3030
https://t.co/8Fxj9PYOrX
This short clip shows how Emg can improve muscle imbalance and strengthening by showing the weaker signals. This client was showing improvements within a few sessions!
@BreanaMack8 Hi Breana! That was an incredible shot. I find it interesting to watch some of the top plays and it is crazy what the human body can do with such good control and movement. For example, bicycle kicks, head butts, slide kicks, and all the other methods these players come up with!
I’m taking #Exs3030#OaklanduSHS with @docgoble ! I am interested in taking this class because I am eager to learn more about human movement and dive deeper into another level of exercise science!