Static posturography as an instrument to assess the balance among athletes
Equilibrium is defined as the ability to maintain the roll centre of gravity (centre of mass - COM), which is located in the abdomen, inner support surface defined by the contour of the foot. The process to maintain standing balance involves continuous loss of balance and recovery [1]. The balance i...
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Kazimierz Wielki University,
2018-05-01T00:00:00Z.
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| Summary: | Equilibrium is defined as the ability to maintain the roll centre of gravity (centre of mass - COM), which is located in the abdomen, inner support surface defined by the contour of the foot. The process to maintain standing balance involves continuous loss of balance and recovery [1]. The balance is considered to be the basic motor skills and is especially important for athletes. Examination of postural balance is a troublesome scientific issue, but static posturography allows for a reliable assessment of this aspect. |
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