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Medicina: Ortopedia: Riabilitazione Lesioni Traumatiche della Tibio-Tarsica
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| The wobble board is a piece of non-flexing plywood with a spherical base allowing 360 degrees of movement over 10-20 degrees of tilt. Wobble boards are commonly used by physiotherapists in the rehabilitation of patients with a variety of diagnoses and within a range of clinical specialisms. They are purported to improve dynamic balance, range of movement, co-ordination, proprioception (joint position sense) and confidence. |
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| http://www.gcal.ac.uk/mpr/releases/edinburgh_science.html |
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| Athletes are encouraged to do this slowly and without pain. To initiate proprioceptive training along with improving range of motion, a wobble board (Fig. 2) may be used. These exercises should be done at high repetitions (20-30). |
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| Losito & O´Neil, 1997. |
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| http://www.rehaboutlet.com/1009.htm |
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| Ankle Rehabilitation |
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