An Introduction to Proprioception Concept in Pilates and Yoga
Journal of Advances in Medicine and Medical Research · pp. 1–6 · Published 20 Apr 2016
10.9734/BJMMR/2016/25540Abstract
Our brains are continuously and unconsciously integrating proprioceptive information together with the visual and vestibular systems through synapses in neurons, interneurons and motoneurons connections to the brain motor cortex and cerebellum to inform about our overall sense of body position, movements and acceleration in balance. Those natural complex integrations and calculations to have a posture are improvable through knowledge and physical exercises or activities. Professional athletes have been training and working out on their specific proprioceptions during many years, till reaching excellence in some of their complex movements. We explained in this text some basic ideas about proprioception, balance and homeostasis and suggest briefly some Pilates and yoga exercises as examples that are aimed to upgrade them.
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