Fairweather et al., 1993 - Google Patents
Ideokinetic imagery as a postural development techniqueFairweather et al., 1993
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- 12531290549747030816
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- Fairweather M
- Sidaway B
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- Research quarterly for exercise and sport
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In two experiments we examined the effectiveness of ideokinetic imagery and flexibility combined with abdominal strength training as methods for improving the spinal angles of lordosis and, kyphosis and reducing low back pain. Ideokinetic imagery is a postural …
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