Background
muscle incoordination, weakness, abnormal muscle tone, peripheral joint dysfunction
RECRUITMENT, DISORDERS
Balance as an essential motor performance provides the foundation for functional tasks and is negatively affected by motor control disorders, including muscle incoordination and weakness. The delayed onset of agonist muscle recruitment and changes in muscle timing and sequencing affect the efficiency of energy generation in postural muscles at the appropriate speed against perturbations during movements and functional tasks [According to the recent findings, selective motor control may be more important in balance control in the proximal part of the lower extremity than in the distal part [Joint mobilization techniques are broadly used for orthopedic rehabilitation, such as hip joint, to improve the abnormal muscle tone as well as muscle length and joint mobility, which could return higher levels of activities of daily living [Despite the widespread use of mobilization with movement technique for peripheral joint dysfunction in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, its efficacy in electromyography has not been studied [