Motor Strategies Learned during Pain Are Sustained upon Pain-free Reexposure to Task

"Although reduced muscle activation may be interpreted as metabolically efficient, it reduces joint stability and can have negative consequences for joint integrity. These results demonstrate that alternative motor strategies developed in the presence of pain can be maintained when training is resumed after resolution of pain. This effect could have deleterious consequences if it applies when learning motor skills in sports training and rehabilitation."
Motor Strategies Learned during Pain Are Sustained upon Pain-free Reexposure to Task

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