NeuEra - NAT 101

Learning theory, cognitive theories of the motor program, learning and cognition, forms of learning involved in neuroplasticity, the senses, exteroception, interoception and proprioception, multisensory integration, information processing, effects of l'learning, how an individual learns, as well as the stages and règles d'golden'motor learning.

• Muscle testing:

Standardization, validity and accuracy, span data-mce-fragment="1">ethods, as well as neurological problems in the same plan.

• L'inte< span data-mce-fragment="1">sensory-motor integration:

Sensory inputs, sensory leads to motor, ground benefits, balance vs proprioception, perceived threat, perception, areas of functional strength, compensations for a lack of stability, demystifying a priority sensory disorder, hemispheric exercises, interesting facts about fascia, mechanoreceptors, the most interesting fascia lines for stability, the dimensional plans, the disturbance test, the movement plans in the squat, the subsystemsèmes d'neurological activation and their static and dynamic assessments, correction of subsystems with Chapman points and associated motor pattern exercises.

• From reflex to sports movement:

Athletics and its extreme demands, the fundamental position in running, the 7 athletic diaphragms, motor skills athlethics, concepts of range/éeducational athleticetics, the analogy of the lightning rod, as well as the design of athletic training.

• Optimization and correction of movement – ​​Strength sports:

Arm swing, proprioception, l'< span data-mce-fragment="1">importance of primary movements for human beings, some quick ways to check the stabilization techniques, feet, morphology and squat, theory on 'overhead press, why do OHP, mobility of the spine and rib cage, the eye, laterality , the lack of cerebral organization, the main muscles linked to the bench press, the important points of the deadlift, as well as the related morphological advantages and disadvantages with standardized plates.

• Neurology applied to sport andrehab: