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Recordings of hammering movements (Bernstein, 1967); the arm and hammer... | Download Scientific Diagram
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NeuroKinetic Therapy - NKT is based on Motor Control Theory, first developed by a Russian researcher, Nikolai Bernstein in the 1930's. His ideas are being proven finally. One of the main features
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