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联合眼运动和双手协调练习是否能立即稳定运动员的平衡?

Yuki Matsuura1, Yosuke Sakairi2, Haruki Sato1

  • 1Cooperative Faculty of Education, Utsunomiya University, Utsunomiya, Japan.

Open access journal of sports medicine
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PubMed
概括

结合眼运动和双手协调练习,可显著改善运动员的姿势稳定性. 这种综合方法提供了一种有效的方法,可以立即调整平衡,减少运动活动期间的摇摆.

关键词:
平衡培训平衡培训平衡培训每两年进行一次的协调演习.眼运动运动练习.姿势稳定性 姿势稳定性升温升温,升温升温.

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