What Is Motor Learning?
Exercise relearning is a kind of exercise therapy proposed by Australian scholar J. Carr and others in the early 1980s. It regards the recovery of motor function after CNS injury as a process of relearning or retraining.
Sports relearn
Right!- Chinese name
- Sports relearn
- Types of
- Exercise therapy
- Time
- 1980s
- Author
- J. Carr (Australia)
- Exercise relearning is a kind of exercise therapy proposed by Australian scholar J. Carr and others in the early 1980s. It regards the recovery of motor function after CNS injury as a process of relearning or retraining.
- Exercise relearning is a kind of exercise therapy proposed by Australian scholar J. Carr and others in the early 1980s. It regards the recovery of motor function after CNS injury as a process of relearning or retraining.
- It is based on the theoretical basis of biomechanics, sports science, neuroscience, and cognitive psychology, and is task- and function-oriented. Under the premise of emphasizing the subjective participation and cognitive importance of patients, it conducts patients based on scientific sports learning methods Reeducation to restore a complete set of motor functions.
- It is not simply moving the patient in the treatment room and letting the patient follow. It has the following characteristics:
- (1) Initiative: Through education of patients, let them participate actively, and the therapist is just a mentor;
- (2) Scientific: It is guided by biomechanics, sports science, neuroscience, and cognitive psychology;
- (3) Targeting: training of the obstacle function according to the existing function;
- (4) Practicality: All training is combined with homework and daily life;
- (5) Systematic: Not only training, but also the environmental factors of learning and training, including the cooperation and participation of family members, can continue to study and persist in training after leaving the training room.
- In order to better promote the functional reorganization of the brain, multiple repetitive motion training is required, so that patients can fully experience the normal motion sensation and required strength of each simple motion to each group of complex motions, so as to better master and improve motor control ability , Promote the coordinated movement of multiple muscle groups.