proprioception in A Sentence

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    Multi-faceted warm-up combining dynamic stretching, Proprioception and duel force exercises.

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    Proprioception is considered to be essential for posture and controlled movement.

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    Good exercises for Proprioception development would be activities that challenge balance and equilibrium.

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    Proprioception(sense of relative position of body parts) comes from the Latin“proprius”, meaning“one's own”.

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    The Proprioception sensors permit the robot to have information over its own state.

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    Somehow, most of us are able to execute body movements that require Proprioception without much worry.

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    Proprioception is what police officers test when they pull someone over and suspect them of being drunk.

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    A common example of a balance exercise that can help improve Proprioception is the use of a balance board.

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    Proprioception: This sense gives you the ability to tell where your body parts are, relative to other body parts.

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    This is the first study to show that Proprioception training improves the joint position sense in elite female handball players.

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    They may show problems with Proprioception(sensation of body position) on measures of developmental coordination disorder, balance, tandem gait, and finger-thumb apposition.

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    It makes sense that Proprioception training could be beneficial to anyone that has been affected, whether due to injury, birth defects or disease.

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    Proprioception- the body's sense of self-movement and position- is critical, for the effective control of movement, yet little is known about how the brain's motor circuits integrate this feedback to guide future movements.

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    The primary reasons for this seem to lie in the increased strength, endurance and, perhaps most importantly, Proprioception, which is the scientific name given to an individual's awareness of their body and it's movements.

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    Athletes should have at least 2 to 3 months off per year from their particular sport during which they can let injuries heal, refresh the mind, and work on strength, conditioning, and Proprioception in hopes of reducing injury risk.

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    In addition, athletes should have at least 2 to 3 months off per year from their particular sport during which they can let injuries heal, refresh the mind, and work on strength, conditioning, and Proprioception in hopes of reducing injury risk.”[3].

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