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A comparison of the open and closed foot stance for reaction and movement times
1a Department of Physical Education , State University of New York at Buffalo.
Journal of Motor Behavior
|August 20, 2013
Abstract:
College males (N=150) were tested to determine the difference between the open and closed foot stance for RT and MT in various directions and under simple and choice stimulus conditions. Differences were found between the two foot stances depending upon the direction and type of stimulus employed. The results are discussed in regard to the direction and type of response S is required to utilize.
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