The purpose of this first paper is to introduce the sensorimotor motor system, the biological system that controls the contributions of the dynamic restraints for functional joint stability. Furthermore, through this understanding, clinicians can appreciate future developments and research directions focusing on the restoration of functional joint stability. Ultimately, by establishing a baseline understanding about the sensorimotor system, clinical techniques can continue to be developed and applied with scientific rationale. Our goal is that these papers may initiate common understanding regarding the terminology and underlying physiology associated with proprioception and neuromuscular control.
Our premise is to present the athletic training community with an introduction concerning how the dynamic restraints are activated and controlled by the motor control system of the body. We recognize that these papers focus heavily upon basic science research that, in many circumstances, lacks immediate clinical application.
#Eye sight control system series
The purpose of this 2-part series is to provide an overview of the current understanding surrounding peripheral afferent information acquisition and processing and levels of motor control as they relate to functional joint stability.
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