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The Role Of Enhanced Proprioceptive Motor Skill Trainers
The trainers are designed to stimulate proprioceptive sensory feedback from proprioceptors located in and around the joints of the body in response to our physical movements. The increase in the amount of sensory feedback and the fidelity of proprioceptive information provided, increases the strength of motor memories and reduces the amount of practice and effort required to consolidate a new motor skill.
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The resulting development of strong motor memories are designed to requires less effort and practice while learning a new musical instrument.
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Why Do Most Of Us Need Motor Skills Trainers?
Limited Proprioceptive Awareness
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are fine motor skills?
Motor skills are a type memory, known as a Procedural memory that stores all the information the body and mind need to execute complex physical tasks. Fine Motor Skills are Skills invoking the dexterous use of our fingers and hands.
Gross Motor Skills are Skills involve larger limbs in activities such as running, jumping climbing and skipping. Motor Skills enable us to carry out actions without conscious thought or effort, like riding a bike, brushing our hair without a mirror, or walking down stairs without watching our feet. Once learned, Motor skills usually stay with us for life and can be effortlessly recalled and executed by our subconscious mind, without conscious thought.
What are fine motor skills trainers?
Fine Motor Skills Trainers are innovative, drug-free, and non invasive learning aids that enhance proprioceptive feedback between the central and peripheral nervous systems. These skin adhesive patches are precision laser cut from soft, breathable, hypoallergenic spun-lace non-woven medical cloth. When placed on the skin over the joints of our fingers and hands, will stimulate sensory transmission from our joints back to the brain’s motor control centres, strengthening and clarifying this critical information flow.
What is proprioception?
Proprioception refers to the brain’s awareness of the position, movement, and resistance sensed by every joint in the body , without needing to look at them. The term proprioception comes from Latin, meaning “perception of self.”
What is proprioceptive sensory feedback?
Proprioceptive sensory feedback is the flow of information from receptors in the joints, relaying details about joint position, movement, and limb progress back to the primary motor cortex of our brain. It’s part of the proprioceptive sensory feedback loop, which includes the brain’s motor commands to our muscles and the real-time feedback from joints, allowing the brain to adjust movements to ensure they are smooth, coordinated, and precise.
Who can benefit by using fine motor skills trainers?
Infants and Children
To support the development of neural networks fundamental to future abilities in mathematics, language, sporting skills and social relationships. To stimulate Neuroplasticity as a primary repair mechanism for Neurodiverse, Development Deficits or Special needs children and adults.Adolescents
To maintain neuroplasticity during rapid physical and social growth phases, benefiting interpersonal and social skills.Adults
For faster mastery of precision activities like sports and to assist recovery from injury, trauma, or surgery. Ageing and the Elderly
To restore and repair sensory feedback, supporting balance and reducing fall risk by strengthening proprioceptive signals.Why should you consider fine motor skills trainers?
Fine Motor Skills Trainers are cost-effective, easy-to-use, and are far less intrusive on your time and life than frequent therapist visits. They integrate seamlessly into daily routines and children’s play, providing a comfortable and convenient solution for improving fine motor skills.
What do fine motor skills trainers do?
Fine Motor Skills Trainers stimulate and amplify proprioceptive sensory feedback from joint proprioceptors, giving the brain clearer information on joint positions and movements. This allows the motor control centres of our brain to make real-time adjustments to our movements, ensuring that they are always smooth, precise, and safe.
How do I use fine motor skills trainers?
Apply the adhesive trainers to skin over the joints of your fingers, hands, or limbs, as shown in our Fitting Instructions. Use fresh trainers for each training or practice session. They are provided on easy-peel sheets with enough patches for both hands.
What can I expect from fine motor skills trainers?
Proprioceptive sensory feedback operates subconsciously, so you may not consciously feel the amplifies flow of sensory feedback created by the Trainers. However, you should notice improved skills after each night’s sleep. Motor skill memories are created in your short term memory while you practice. They then move into your Long term memory during REM sleep. Your Motor skills will incrementally increase in detail and clarity with every practice session. Progress may differ between individuals, depending on their level of proprioceptive awareness level and their commitment to practice.
What are the benefits provided by fine motor skills trainers?
Skills Acquisition
Learn fine motor, fine music, and sporting skills more quickly and with less effort and practice.Fine Motor Skills Development
Enhance a child’s developmental fine motor skills. These skills help to create active and strong neural networks that support their future abilities in mathematics, languages, social interactions, and sports.Restoration of Function
Stimulate neuroplasticity, the brain’s natural repair process, to restore motor functions affected by age, stroke, surgery, trauma, or degeneration.