Nigg’s "Preferred Movement Path" Paradigm

Hello, I have been reading Benno Nigg’s new text book entitled “Biomechanics of Sport Shoes” and I am particularly interested in his “preferred movement path” paradigm. Interestingly, he seems to invoke an information-processing theoretical perspective by suggesting that the “preferred movement path” is “pre-programmed”.

Hello, I have been reading Benno Nigg’s new text book entitled “Biomechanics of Sport Shoes” and I am particularly interested in his “preferred movement path” paradigm. Interestingly, he seems to invoke an information-processing theoretical perspective by suggesting that the “preferred movement path” is “pre-programmed”.

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Nigg’s "Preferred Movement Path" Paradigm

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