Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Ideokinesis> ?p ?o }
Showing triples 1 to 39 of
39
with 100 triples per page.
- Ideokinesis abstract "Ideokinesis is an approach to the improvement of human posture and body movement, in which visual and tactile-kinesthetic imagery guide the student toward healthier form. It is a discipline that employs the use of images as a means of improving muscle patterns.Mabel Todd conceived the ideokinesis approach; Barbara Clark and Lulu Sweigard, and others contributed to its early evolution; later, André Bernard, Irene Dowd, Erick Hawkins, Pamela Matt, Eric Franklin and others lent their influence.Sweigard borrowed the word ideokinesis, composed by two Greek words: ideo (thought) and kinesis (movement), from Bonpensière, a piano teacher, who applied imagery to his methodology. Ideokinesis can be translated roughly as \"the image or thought as facilitator of movement\".Visualizing motor imagery is employed to alter injurious mechanical forces by programming neuromuscular patterns for improved alignment and mechanical balance.The key idea of ideokinesis is that the mind's eye can alter potentially injurious movement forces (stress) to avoid injury (strain).Visualizing the movement only with the mind's eye (either as movement within the body or in space), without any perceivable sensation of muscular effort, primes neural pathways and reprograms unnecessary and unwanted muscular tensions.Sweigard, for example, evolved \"nine lines of movement\" that could be visualized in \"constructive rest\" to create better mechanical balance in upright standing posture.Sports psychology research have shown that visualizing a clear goal of an action readily coordinates the neuromuscular details of the movement (the muscular recruitment, sequencing, and timing and force requirements). Physical practice combined with mental practice can lead to more improvement in motor performance and strength than either physical or mental practice alone. Further brain imaging technology reveals that mentally practicing a motor image utilizes the same brain regions as actual physical execution. Visualization, then, is a powerful tool in linking mind and body in programming \"right\" (intended) action without excessive wear-and-tear on the body from physical practice.".
- Ideokinesis wikiPageExternalLink 1626549443.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageExternalLink www.ideokinesis.com.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageExternalLink 4664640&referer=brief_results.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageExternalLink 33863744&referer=brief_results.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageExternalLink 4016613&referer=brief_results.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageExternalLink 64963985&referer=brief_resultsIdeokinese:.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageExternalLink 33255809&referer=brief_results.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageExternalLink 500581270&referer=brief_results.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageID "25626890".
- Ideokinesis wikiPageLength "6980".
- Ideokinesis wikiPageOutDegree "11".
- Ideokinesis wikiPageRevisionID "707434126".
- Ideokinesis wikiPageWikiLink Alexander_technique.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageWikiLink Category:Alternative_medical_treatments.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageWikiLink Category:Dance_and_health.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageWikiLink Eric_Franklin.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageWikiLink Feldenkrais_Method.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageWikiLink List_of_human_positions.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageWikiLink Mabel_Elsworth_Todd.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageWikiLink Motor_imagery.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageWikiLink Rolfing.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageWikiLink Sport_psychology.
- Ideokinesis wikiPageWikiLinkText "Ideokinesis".
- Ideokinesis wikiPageWikiLinkText "ideokinesis".
- Ideokinesis wikiPageWikiLinkText "ideokinetic".
- Ideokinesis wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Ideokinesis subject Category:Alternative_medical_treatments.
- Ideokinesis subject Category:Dance_and_health.
- Ideokinesis hypernym Approach.
- Ideokinesis type ProgrammingLanguage.
- Ideokinesis comment "Ideokinesis is an approach to the improvement of human posture and body movement, in which visual and tactile-kinesthetic imagery guide the student toward healthier form.".
- Ideokinesis label "Ideokinesis".
- Ideokinesis sameAs Q12403747.
- Ideokinesis sameAs אידאוקינסיס.
- Ideokinesis sameAs m.09v7wj6.
- Ideokinesis sameAs Q12403747.
- Ideokinesis wasDerivedFrom Ideokinesis?oldid=707434126.
- Ideokinesis isPrimaryTopicOf Ideokinesis.