In this article, the authors have presented an approach to understanding locomotion biomechanical system processes. As a result of the existing literature overview and personal comprehension, fundamental differences were made in understanding neuromyofascial resting tone and active neuromyofascial tone. It was argued that correct analysis is possible only by taking into account the initial level (identified as neuromyofascial resting tone), and main variants of neuromyofascial tone conditions (relaxed or tensed with or without locomotion), the chosen objective and the required level of conditioning. Authors concluded that in the locomotion movement analyses it is necessary to take into account the main variants of neuromyofascial conditions (relaxed or tensed with or without locomotion). Everything considered in the study is consistent with the basic principles of ergonomics using comprehensive analysis.

KEY WORDS
biotensegrity, fascintegrity, anatomical and neuromyofascial sling, neuromyofascial tone, locomotion efficacy

CLASSIFICATION

JEL:

I12