Connections between brain activity and motion, depending on the feedback informational system

Usually, neuromotor recovery results are assigned to the morpho-physiological changes in the human body. Our experiment aims to highlight the links between the physical activity involved in rehabilitation processes and brain activity associated to the movement or imagining it, in different situations, in terms of the information provided to a subject. For this reason, we consider using the syntagma "psycho-neuro-motor recovery/activity". This case study tracks the EEG activity, in the form of brain mapping, of a subject in five different situations: mental training, Jacobson relaxation, movements with closed eyes, with open eyes and with visual feedback according to CASINOR principles. The evolutions on theta (4-8Hz), alfa (8-13 Hz) and beta (13-30Hz) frequencies were presented and analyzed.