In practice in Russia test with visual step input is often used. The test consists in the following. The person stands on a force plate, look at the screen on which the target and movement of the center of pressure (COP) of the person are displayed. COP position is given by force plate indications. At the test beginning the center of a target corresponds to average COP position on the basic plane. During test target position make change and the person ask to change quickly body position due to change of an ankle angle so that to combine COP image with the center of a target and to hold it in a vicinity of the last.
Whether the analog of this test in English-speaking literature, and what correct name of this test is described?
Dear Paven I think is useful for you this article (open access):
Visual feedback training in young karate athletes.
Vando S, Haddad M, Masala D, Falese L, Padulo J.
Muscles Ligaments Tendons J. 2014 Jul 14;4(2):137-40. eCollection 2014 Apr.
Dear Jonny. Then i have impudent question: trajectories of COP for karatekas are published somewhere?
Dear Pavel the data was pubblished always in JHK by Vando Stefano, the trajectory was pubblished in many articles.
You search the
Dear Jonny. Many thanks for the answer, but there is not any tracking by the person's COP of a mobile target on monitor. The bang-bang motion of a target is set by the computer.
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