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Welcome to research area VI - 'Motor Control and Training'
The research group 'Motor Control and Training' represents the areas of motor planning, motor control, and biomechanics within the department of sports science. In our empirical research, the group focuses on the following topics:
- Planning and control of movement
- Anticipatory planning (end-state comfort)
- Sequential planning (motor hysteresis)
- Automaticity of motor priming
- Movement and working memory
- Neural correlates of movement
In teaching, the research group 'Motor Control and Training' is responsible for the biomechanical and physiological bases of movement in the teacher training programs, the scientific bachelor program 'Psychology and Movement' and the scientific master program 'Intelligence and Movement'.