2015
DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2015.01642
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From biomechanics to sport psychology: the current oscillatory approach

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“…A new perspective is opening the field of biomechanics to brain oscillatory models (Cheron 2015), which is in line with the inside-out concept recently promoted by Buzsáki (2019). As explained previously by Berthoz (1997), the brain is not a passive entity, but a biological organ selected in order to produce motor actions by which it actively interrogates and predicts the environmental variables.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 52%
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“…A new perspective is opening the field of biomechanics to brain oscillatory models (Cheron 2015), which is in line with the inside-out concept recently promoted by Buzsáki (2019). As explained previously by Berthoz (1997), the brain is not a passive entity, but a biological organ selected in order to produce motor actions by which it actively interrogates and predicts the environmental variables.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 52%
“…We also intend to extend the present analysis to a possible role in the violinist's inherent movement oscillations, ranging from 1 to 3.5 Hz in the present case, a frequency range largely compatible with the neuronal oscillations of the brain. As already suggested (Cheron 2015) and tested for in locomotion (Hoellinger et al 2013), the fact that brain signals are by nature oscillatory may induce the emergence of a representational geometry based on the combination of hierarchically organized oscillations (subcortical and cortical) acting on the brainstem and spinal "learning CPGs" (Yuste et al 2005). These oscillatory commands could generate rhythmic movements that lead to the emergence of spontaneous dynamics.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Likely, both networks are important considering an impaired state of the spinal circuitry in CP and an essential and more important role of the supraspinal motor areas in human walking than in animals (Yang and Gorassini, 2006). The functional link between EMG patterns and the compromised inter-segmental coordination (Figures 2, 3) may also be grounded on the oscillation concept (Cheron, 2015) relating the rhythmic patterning elements. The inter-limb phase and the inter-segmental coordination pattern can be controlled by symmetrically organized unit burst generators for each joint, limb segment, or groups of muscles (Grillner, 1981) and may emerge from the coupling of neural oscillators with limb mechanical oscillators (Lacquaniti et al, 2012b).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In both the cerebral and cerebellar cortex, oscillations are essential to ensure complex and integrative functions. Oscillations represent “universal codes” based on which communication is established in the central nervous system by local-global communication that takes into account pre-existent endogenous ongoing constraints1234. Brain dynamics may be non-invasively approached, including in the cerebellum, thanks to electroencephalography (EEG)56.…”
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