Contonx: Everyday Connections
Everyday Connections Connection toning training begins with learning to be aware of the body's connections to produce activity for movement. Suppose you are in a room sitting in a chair, and you look out a door and see a bright day inviting you outdoors. You stand up, walk across the room to the door, and all of sudden the wind slams the door shut. The normal body movement requires three movement elements for action. Begin with physical prowess to stand. Neurological coordination to walk Cognitive planning orchestrates navigation to the door. Startle reflex combines the movements into a simultaneous action. The door slamming causes a startle reflex that slams the thee elements into a near-simultaneous event. Connections in MS In MS, the immune system attacks the insulating tissue myelin around the axons causing 3 possible electrical conditions. A circuit open happens when the axon is cut causing axon loss Resistance increases due to i