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The interview questions related to exercise effects, the perception of mistakes during the exercise, difficulty with exercises, learning, and the effects that the exercise had on regular work.
Objectives: To compare the electromyographic activity of the trunk flexors and extensors during 2 spine stabilization exercises and to evaluate the changes in muscle activity with increasing levels of exercise difficulty.
Results: During the Dying Bug exercise, the trunk flexors (rectus abdominus, abdominal oblique) were equally active and demonstrated proportional increases in electromyographic activity with increasing level of exercise difficulty.
The level of exercise difficulty was tailored to the capabilities of participants.
Varying surfaces and weight will be used to increase the exercise difficulty.
Exercises A through F are depicted as A to F. The numbers in all exercise rows represent the exercise difficulty level (see Table 2).
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More specifically, exercise difficulties are due partly to dyspnoea and lower limb skeletal muscle dysfunction.
The group leader also called each participant every four weeks to provide encouragement and to help with problem solving related to exercise difficulties.
In order to ensure safety during self-regulated training, different levels of exercise difficulties in terms of balance and training duration for the conventional program as well as for the exergames were developed.
The factors affecting frequency of fall including age, sex, underlying diseases, fear of falling, history of falls, compliance with exercise, medication use, difficulty on turning, swaying on turning, ability to walk, and ability to go outside were analyzed.
These exercises are challenging for the subject and are less likely to occur during the therapies due to the exercises difficulty.
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