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ideokinesis: a standalone construct

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Dance studies

the use of mental images of movement, without deliberate muscular effort, to improve skeletal alignment and neuromuscular coordination.

In dance studies, ideokinesis refers to the use of mental images of movement, without deliberate muscular effort, to improve skeletal alignment and neuromuscular coordination. This meaning comes from Sweigard (1974) in Human movement potential.[1]

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References

Sweigard, L. E. (1974). Human movement potential. Harper & Row. ISBN 9781626549470

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