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Rapid motor cortical plasticity can be induced by motor imagery training
Neuropsychologia, 2019Previous behavioural research has revealed that motor imagery (MI) can be an effective technique to generate and enhance motor learning and rehabilitation. This MI-enhanced motor performance may emerge because MI shares overlapping neural networks with movement execution and observation and leads to the activation and neuro-plasticity of the motor ...
Emma, Yoxon, Timothy N, Welsh
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Behavioural Brain Research, 2020
Motor imagery (MI) is a cognitive motor process wherein a person consciously imagines themselves performing a movement. Previous transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) studies have demonstrated that physical and observational training can elicit neuroplastic adaptations in the cortical representation of movement.
Emma, Yoxon, Timothy N, Welsh
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Motor imagery (MI) is a cognitive motor process wherein a person consciously imagines themselves performing a movement. Previous transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) studies have demonstrated that physical and observational training can elicit neuroplastic adaptations in the cortical representation of movement.
Emma, Yoxon, Timothy N, Welsh
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Neuropsychologia, 2018
Varied individual ability to control the sensory-motor rhythms may limit the potential use of motor-imagery (MI) in neurorehabilitation and neuroprosthetics. We employed neurofeedback training of MI under action observation (AO: AOMI) with proprioceptive feedback and examined whether it could enhance MI-induced event-related desynchronization (ERD ...
Yumie, Ono +3 more
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Varied individual ability to control the sensory-motor rhythms may limit the potential use of motor-imagery (MI) in neurorehabilitation and neuroprosthetics. We employed neurofeedback training of MI under action observation (AO: AOMI) with proprioceptive feedback and examined whether it could enhance MI-induced event-related desynchronization (ERD ...
Yumie, Ono +3 more
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Training with Computer-Supported Motor Imagery in Post-Stroke Rehabilitation
CyberPsychology & Behavior, 2004Converging lines of evidence suggest that motor imagery (the mental simulation of a motor act within working memory) is associated with subliminal activation of the motor system. This observation has led to the hypothesis that cortical activation during motor imagery may affect the acquisition of specific motor skills and help the recovery of motor ...
Gaggioli, A. +8 more
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Keeping an eye on imagery: the role of eye movements during motor imagery training
Neuroscience, 2011We recently found that spontaneous eye movements occur during motor imagery of hand movements, which are similar to those made during physical execution. In physical execution, eye movements have been shown to play an important role during training. In motor imagery practice, however, their effect remains unclear.
Heremans, E. +6 more
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Neural mechanisms of strength increase after one‐week motor imagery training
European Journal of Sport Science, 2017AbstractThe neural mechanisms explaining strength increase following mental training by motor imagery (MI) are not clearly understood. While gains are mostly attributed to cortical reorganization, the sub‐cortical adaptations have never been investigated. The present study investigated the effects of MI training on muscle force capacity and the related
Grosprêtre, Sidney +4 more
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Training imagery production in young children through motor involvement.
Journal of Educational Psychology, 1974Kindergarten and first grade children were given a paired-assdciate learning task following one of five types of strategy-training procedures. In the motor training conditions, subjects generated interactions involving pairs of toys by playing with them or by drawing pictures of them.
William H. Varley +3 more
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SPIE Proceedings, 2011
Motor imagery training, as an effective strategy, has been more and more applied to mental disorders rehabilitation and motor skill learning. Studies on the neural mechanism underlying motor imagery have suggested that such effectiveness may be related to the functional congruence between motor execution and motor imagery. However, as compared to the
Hang Zhang, Li Yao, Zhiying Long
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Motor imagery training, as an effective strategy, has been more and more applied to mental disorders rehabilitation and motor skill learning. Studies on the neural mechanism underlying motor imagery have suggested that such effectiveness may be related to the functional congruence between motor execution and motor imagery. However, as compared to the
Hang Zhang, Li Yao, Zhiying Long
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Wireless EEG with individualized channel layout enables efficient motor imagery training
Clinical Neurophysiology, 2015The study compared two channel-reduction approaches in order to investigate the effects of systematic motor imagery (MI) neurofeedback practice in an everyday environment using a very user-friendly EEG system consisting of individualized caps and highly portable hardware.Sixteen BCI novices were trained over four consecutive days to imagine left and ...
Catharina, Zich +3 more
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