The use of virtual environments (VE) for training perceptual-motors skills in sports continues to be a rapidly growing area. However, there is a dearth of research that has examined whether training in sports simulation transfers to the real task. In this study, the transfer of perceptual-motor skills trained in an adaptive baseball batting VE to real baseball performance was investigated. Eigh...

Telerehabilitation, defined as the method by which communication technologies are used to provide remote rehabilitation, although still underused, could be as efficient and effective as the conventional clinical rehabilitation practices. In the literature, there are descriptions of the use of telerehabilitation in adult patients with various diseases, whereas it is seldom used in clinical pract...

Introduction: Physical therapy telerehabilitation has emerged due to the rise of COVID-19 provide continuing treatment services outside usual rehabilitation setting for patients with stroke, minimizing their risk acquiring COVID-19. However, it is a relatively new service in country; hence, further research needed. This study explored experiences and perspectives Filipino stroke who have underg...

Objectives: The use of telerehabilitation after sports medicine procedures such as arthroscopic rotator cuff repair (ARCR) and anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR) has rapidly increased in recent years; however, functional outcomes patient satisfaction compared to in- person rehabilitation remain unclear. We hypothesized that would not differ significantly between the modalities. Me...

The Remote Console (ReCon) telerehabilitation system provides a platform for therapists to guide rehabilitation sessions from a remote location. The ReCon system integrates real-time graphics, audio/video communication, private therapist chat, post-test data graphs, extendable patient and exercise performance monitoring, exercise pre-configuration and modification under a single application. Th...