BBT-
is a functional therapeutic thinking that allows for optimal and minimal alignment and compensation of internal forces, both during movement (weight transfers and control) and in different body-holding positions (weight-bearing and control) against external forces, whose main structure is gravitational force. This activity requires a body capable of synergistically coordinating and producing what is required of it without the need for cognitive effort.
Elderly Population
Postural control theory views balance as the output of the integration of the body as a mechanical system and the nervous system in a continuously changing manner. There are 6 important components in this theory: (1) constraints on the biomechanical system, (2) movement strategies, (3) sensory strategies, (4) orientation in space, (5) dynamic control, and (6) cognitive processing. Deficit in any one of the components could lead to balance impermeant.