Conventional biomechanical analyses of human movement have been generally derived
from linear mathematics. While these methods can be useful in many situations, they fail to …

Introduction Compared to judokas (JU) and non-athletes (NA), horseback riders (HR) may
develop specific changes in their sensory control of balance. Methods Thirty-four …

Purpose: Regular physical activity (PA) strengthens muscles and improves balance and
coordination of human body. The aim of this study was to examine whether objectively …

The aim of the study was to compare the static balance of dancers and non-dancers in a
bipedal and unipedal stance. Twenty-three female dancers (mean age: 21.3±1.7) and 24 …

Exercises in virtual reality (VR) have recently become a popular form of rehabilitation and
are reported to be more effective than a standard rehabilitation protocol alone. The aim of …

Previous research has primarily focused on evaluating the activity of individual muscles in
dancers, often neglecting their synergistic interactions. Investigating the differences in lower …

Background Human performance in classical ballet is a research field of growing interest in
the past decades. Technology used to acquire data in human movement sciences has …

Balance can be a main factor contributing to success in many disciplines, and biathlon is a
representative example. A more stable posture may be a key factor for shooting scores. The …

The stability of human upright posture determines the range and dynamics of movements
performed. Consequently, the repertoire and quality of the movements performed by a …

Purpose In the case of Hungarian folk dancers, it is crucial to maintain correct posture and
promptly respond to imbalances. However, traditional dances often lack specific training to …