Neurofeedback for improving motor performance: Downregulation of EEG beta-band activity can increase motor control flexibility

Key Points

• Improving motor performance is linked to the ability to downregulate EEG beta-band activity in individuals engaged in neurofeedback training.
• A notable increase in motor control flexibility was observed, with EEG modulation directly impacting performance metrics in this context.
• Analysis utilizes neurofeedback techniques focusing on EEG signals to evaluate changes in motor skills across various tasks or exercises.
• Implications suggest that neurofeedback could serve as a valuable intervention for enhancing physical rehabilitation strategies or motor skill learning.