Why train your nervous system into
bad movement patterns?
Conversely, performing the exercise improperly (e.g. leaning significantly to one side, which usually is the result of trying to do the exercise too fast), can imprint
bad movement patterns.
On top of that there's the complication that a lot of people have never learned how to perform the squat with good form, and have, over many years, become «trapped» in
their bad movement pattern.
Not exact matches
As a child progresses in sports, these «good» or «
bad»
movement patterns translate to success in throwing, hitting, catching, running, jumping, etc..
Computer simulations can help to emulate vehicle
movement patterns and help people to plan ways of avoiding the
worst delays.
In fact performing any type of isometric particularly in the stretched position reinforces whatever
movement pattern is being incorporated whether good or
bad.
However eccentric isometrics build upon
movement by correcting
movement patterns rather than reinforcing it or even
worse, degrading it.
The ankles tighten up, the quads and glutes atrophy and weaken, the erectors shift from stabilizers to prime movers, and the whole
movement pattern changes for the
worse.