Studio sperimentale sull'apprendimento motorio in relazione al disturbo di alcune variabili esterne

The experimental study conducted was born from the need to customize and adapt the exercise workout to the individual or small groups of people. Its scientific aim is to investigate the effects of a multisensory stimulus traumatic low amount of memory and the emotional motor system. The need to scientifically prove the effects of trauma on the movement and posture comes from clinical experience, watching actors really traumatized the wish the best for the future is to be able to create customized training protocols to enable the improvement of strategies postural and then the recovery of motor activity progressively influenced by negative experiences lived. This work was held at the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Medicine of the Policlinico Tor Vergata, seen together several professionals such as physiotherapist, physiotherapist and a graduate in physical sciences. The specific objective is to assess whether the multisensory stimulation reproduced in the laboratory (unpleasant experience or trauma in multisensory simulation) causes a weakening of the lower limbs and right limb in particular, that the greater part of the incoming sensory stimulus. Another specific objective is to assess whether the multisensory stimulation reproduced in the laboratory, aimed at re-enactment of trauma, is able to trigger anticipatory warning mechanisms. Observed the sample for this study consists of 46 people aged between 20 and 40 years, but excluding those who have suffered head injuries in the past. The sample is divided into two groups: The experimental group is disturbed by a simulated trauma during multisensory exercise maximum force and is subject to re-test after 24 hours; the control group performs an exercise in full force and subject to re-test 24 hours later. The assessment of maximum force is given by a glove dynamometer against which subjects perform a pressure to both legs, the exercise is therefore isometric contraction against resistance. The results obtained from the data are significant because, in subjects belonging to the Experimental Group to the strength of the right hip flexors (iliopsoas in particular) was lower than the initial detection and remains the next day when the subject is tested again under the same conditions.