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Unravelling motor learning processes in theatre performers
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Abstract
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| Theatre performers, more than common actors, experience high physical loadings. This study aimed at analysing the motor behaviour ofnovice performers (dancers/actors who were introduced to the acting method of Jan Fabre), by investigating the kinematics of a physical acting exercises in a prospective study. Two measurement sessions were organised, before and after the novice performers (n = 13) took part in seven workshops. Total body kinematics were registered using a 3D motion capture system. By using a Principal Component Analysis (PCA), six factors were disseminated out of 30 kinematic parameters: Pelvic Motion, Speed of Progression, Lower Limb Position, Foot Motion, Lower Limb Motion and Trunk Position. While no main effect of training was found for any of the factors (0.429 |
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English
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Source (journal)
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Motor control: the international journal for the multidisciplinary study of voluntary movement. - Champaign, Ill.
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Publication
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Champaign, Ill.
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2018
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1087-1640
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DOI
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10.1123/MC.2017-0005
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22
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(2018)
, p. 134-148
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000429381400002
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28530460
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