Six Interactive Training Modes: Static and Dynamic
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Postural Stability Training Emphasize specific movement patterns or strategies by placing markers anywhere on the screen. Score reflects how many times a target is hit.
Maze Control Training This defined movement pattern encourages proprioception and motor control. Add or subtract sections to vary the challenge.
Limits of Stability Training Challenges the patient's balance within their sway envelope. Progressively increase sway envelope over time.
Random Control Training An undefined movement pattern where the patient is challenged to keep pace with a moving target. Target size and movement speed can be varied to match skill level. Ideal for motor control and vestibular training.
Weight Shift Training Patients are challenged to shift and control their center of gravity within two parallel lines, in the medial lateral, anterior posterior and transverse planes of movement. Changing the width of the lines controls the degree of difficulty. Score is kept to track progress.
Percentage Weight-Bearing Training Target zones change color when within % weight bearing targets.