Warming up not only increases the warmth and flexibility of muscle and other soft tissues, but also helps improve neuromuscular control — basically our control over our muscles and joints. (exclusive.multibriefs.com)
Op den Akker conducted his research at RRD and UT's CTIT Institute, under supervision of Hermie Hermens, Professor in Neuromuscular Control and Telemedicine. (sciencedaily.com)
The Altered Neuromuscular Control Hypothesis is the one explanation that has received the most extensive experimental methodologies to substantiate it. (8fit.com)