Aims and Objectives:Motor control is described as the internal control and regulation processes which facilitate movements. Scientists divide motor control into the function of stability and the movement to maintain balance in locomotion. The FMS is used to analyze the motor behavior of muscle slings on the one hand, and to estimate injury risk on the other hand. Yet, the true extent of the FMS’ diagnostic information remains unclear. The low intensity level of the FMS items causes low tension within the motor network. Based on Hennemen’s size principle, this is a clear indicator for the activation of slow-twitch fibers in the muscle. A possible relationship between movement and stability function of muscle slings has yet to be examined. Therefore, the aim of this investigation was to shed light on the motor behavior of dynamic and isometric muscle activity as well as the examination of average muscle activity when performing the items deep squat (DS) and trunk stability pushup (TSPU).
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