Movement Variability, Guido Van Ryssegem

Product Description

Movement Variability – Movement Variability Research – CNS and Movement Variability

You’ve heard of heart rate variability, but are you aware of the concept of movement variability? In this lecture, Guido Van Ryssegem covers what movement variability means and how it affects us — how it affects performance, fitness levels, ability and disability and health. What is inherent movement variability and how does it limit our ability to move?

“Human movement variability is a normal variation that occurs across multiple repetitions of tasks. Human movement lies in a continuum between too much variability and complete repeatability. It’s a dynamic equilibrium that constantly changes.”~Guido Van Ryssegem

TOPIC MARKERS

• Motor Skills & Health (3:50)
• Movement Variability Research (9:35)
• How the CNS Controls Movement (13:15)
• Associative Phase of Learning (16:35)
• Importance of Movement Variability (19:40)
• Invariable Training Decreases Performance (23:00)
• Unstable Environments (26:55)
• Stability vs. Movement (29:40)
• Application: Performers (34:20)
• Application: Learners (37:30)
• Application: Motor-Challenged (39:30)
• Variability Constraint Methods (41:55)

LECTURER BIO

Guido Van Ryssegem, ATC, RN, CSCS, has been in clinical practice for 26 years and has been working in the strength and conditioning arena for 23 years. Guido is a practitioner and faculty at Oregon State University, and has practiced for the Kansas City Royals, Texas Rangers and the Baltimore Orioles. Guido was recently selected to become the new National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) Northwest regional director and is the Oregon committee chair for clinical and emerging practices for athletic trainers (CEPAT) as part of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA). You can learn more about his work from his site at kineticintegrations.com.