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 The
Motor Behavior Laboratory is equiped with an infrared 3D Motion
analysis system with integrated EMG capability. The lab is housed
in a 40' x 40' space which allows for data collection during the
performance of most any motor activity. Computer assisted work stations
allow for analysis of collected data.
Generally, the research goal of the laboratory is to understand
the processes involved in the control and coordination of skilled
movement. Our current projects involve the investigation of motor
pattern change as a result of development and practice. Our approach
is based on a dynamical systems perspective.
Located in Room 302
TCU Rickel Center
Director: Dan Southard
D.Southard@tcu.edu
Current Project Titles
Change in Throwing Patterns: Critical Values for the Control Parameters
of Mass and Velocity
Control Parameters for Striking Patterns
Pattern Change in Highly Skilled Throwers: An EMG Analysis
Adapted
Physical Activity | Exercise
Physiology
Motor Behavior
| Sport Psychology
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