Similarly, reviews of interventions designed to alter patterns of specific muscle activity, variably described as motor control, trunk stabilisation or core stabilising exercise, have concluded little difference between outcomes achieved with motor control exercise compared with general exercise regimens [ 36- 40].
In particular, advice and education (49: 98%) along with an exercise programme (47: 94%) incorporating flexion-based exercises (41: 82%) and trunk muscle stabilising exercises (35: 70%) were favoured.
Pozzo et al. [49] reported that the strategy which consists of stabilising the trunk during rotation provides an egocentric reference frame used to calculate target position in extra corporal space, as well as necessary limb trajectory to reach the target.
Kayaking Your trunk muscles are key to stabilising the kayak, and this is especially intense in rougher water.
The physical exercise training consists of intensive physical coordination training, providing high activation of stabilising muscles around the trunk and shoulder girdle.
In other word, some subjects maintained forearm's stabilisation with respect to space in order to keep it in practically the same position during the performance of the task, whereas the others adopted a strategy consisting in stabilising the forearm with respect to the trunk by coupling the trunk strongly to the forearm.
Their strategy, consisting in stabilising the forearm with respect to the trunk, reflects that they only used joint angle information to control forearm stabilisation.
Symmetric exercise (S 2), initial position: the subject lies prone with both the upper extremities along the trunk and shoulder girdle stabilised.
The constrained character of the Late Permian trunk river systems was most likely due to progressive compaction of thick tracts of peat substrate, and the stabilising effect of vegetation adjacent to the channel complex.
Things appeared to be stabilising.
