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Feldenkrais Sensory Imagery and Forward Reach
Submitted by ctheuring on July 3, 2008 - 2:45pm.
Publication Type:Journal ArticleSource:United States (2000)Abstract:To investigate the effect of sensory imagery on subsequent movement , a unilateral Fleldenkrais lesson of imaging a soft bristle brush passing over one half of the body and in which no movement occurred, was given to 12 naive subjects. Forward flexion for each side of the body was measured at a sit-and-reach box. For 8 and 10 subjects who reported the perception of a side as being longer and lighter following the sensory imagery, there was also a significant increase in the forward flexion range on that side.Notes:Dunn, P.A., & Rogers, D.K. (2000). Feldenkrais sensory imagery and forward reach. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 91, 755-757. »
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