Dylan Rannaud Monany

This study investigates the effects of moderate-intensity exercise before and after mental practice on motor acquisition and consolidation, finding that exercise after mental practice enhances consolidation.

This study shows that mental practice improves motor skill accuracy and speed and alters functional connectivity between the cerebellum and primary motor cortex.

The paper compares movement smoothness between physical and motor imagery practice, finding that physical practice leads to smoother movements as indicated by fewer velocity peaks.

This study investigates how short-interval intracortical inhibition (SICI) changes during motor imagery using an adaptive threshold-hunting paradigm and finds that SICI modulation depends on conditioning stimulus intensity.