Sensory Sensors - VestibularDynamic Balance: Why Standing on One Foot Doesn't Prepare You for the Field
Sixty seconds on one foot, eyes closed, on a foam cushion. The pelvis stays stable, the ankle works finely, the athlete could hold for another minute. Ten minutes later, during a change of direction with a ball and an opponent in contact, the same support slips and the same athlete falls to the ground. Same ankle, same person, same session.
Read ›Sensory Sensors - VestibularThe Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex: Keeping Your Gaze Stable When Everything Moves
Discover how the vestibulo-ocular reflex maintains gaze stability in motion. An essential for movement professionals.
Read ›Sensory Sensors - VestibularWhat is the vestibular system?
Discover the vestibular system, your biological gyroscope! Learn how it detects movement and gravity to stabilize your gaze and posture.
Read ›Sensory Sensors - VestibularHow Does the Vestibule Detect Movements?
Dive into the mystery of the vestibule, the gyroscope of the inner ear! Discover how it detects movements and orientations, a masterpiece of biology.
Read ›Sensory Sensors - VestibularWhat is the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR)?
Discover how the vestibulo-ocular reflex stabilizes your vision in motion! Learn how it works and its importance for activities like running.
Read ›Sensory Sensors - VestibularWhy Does the Vestibule Also Affect Postural Muscles?
Discover how the often-underestimated vestibule influences our posture and muscle tone. A quick connection between perception and movement essential for our balance!
Read ›Sensory Sensors - VestibularHow to Test the Vestibular Function?
Discover how to test the vestibular function! Combine clinical and instrumental tests for accurate assessment. Learn about the methods and their interpretation.
Read ›Sensory Sensors - VestibularWhat is normal VOR latency?
Learn about the latency of the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) and its crucial role in compensating for head movements. Stay informed about the standards and implications of abnormal latency!
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