Introduction When performing an exercise or a functional test, pain that is evoked by
movement or muscle contraction could be a stronger stimulus for changing how individuals …

Learning new movement patterns is a normal part of daily life, but of critical importance in
both sport and rehabilitation. A major question is how different sensory signals are …

Several studies suggest that the central nervous system coordinates muscle activation by
modulating neural commands directed to groups of muscles combined to form muscle …

Pain changes how we move, but it is often confounded by other factors due to disease or
injury. Experimental pain offers an opportunity to isolate the independent effect of pain on …

Introduction This study investigated the variability in lumbar neuromuscular adaptations to
pain, the task dependency of pain adaptations and the effect of these adaptations on motor …

In this systematic review, we synthesize the literature investigating the effect of
experimentally induced pain in the cervical, shoulder, or orofacial regions on cervical …

Purpose In this study, we investigated whether experimental knee pain alters lower limb
kinematics and knee arthrokinematics during gait, and if this motor adaptation depends on …

Introduction: Lower limb pain, whether induced experimentally or as a result of a
musculoskeletal injury, can impair motor control, leading to gait adaptations such as …

Purpose: To investigate the effect of trunk positions and experimental lumbar pain location
on lumbar extensor muscles recruitment strategies. Methods: 19 healthy participants (10 …

Movement-evoked pain is an understudied manifestation of musculoskeletal conditions that
contributes to disability, yet little is known about how the neuromuscular system responds to …