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Yuma Takenaka

Observed names: Yuma TAKENAKA, 竹中, 悠真

Institutions: Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Kanagawa University of Human Services

Observed institutions: Keio University, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Kanagawa University of Human Services

ORCID: 0000-0001-6802-631X

Observed ORCID: 0000-0001-6802-631X

OpenAlex ID: A5021346348

Time course effect of corticospinal excitability for motor imagery

2021 · Yuma Takenaka, Tomotaka Suzuki, et al. · European Journal of Neuroscience · 8

Corticospinal excitability changes during muscle relaxation and contraction in motor imagery

2023 · Yuma Takenaka, Hitomi Matsumoto, et al. · European Journal of Neuroscience · 5

Real-Time Assessment of Causal Attribution Shift and Stay Between Two Successive Tests of Movement Aids

2021 · Takumi Ohashi, Makiko Watanabe, et al. · Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science · 5

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Effects of Motor Learning on Corticospinal Tract Excitability During Motor Imagery

2024 · Yuma Takenaka, Yuka Tomisaki, et al. · Perceptual and Motor Skills · 4

Effects of sensory afferent input on motor cortex excitability of agonist and antagonist muscles

2024 · Kenichi Sugawara, Yuma Takenaka, et al. · Behavioural Brain Research · 3

Changes in acceleration and deceleration factors associated with active gait speed adjustment

2024 · Tomoya Kokue, Yuma Takenaka, et al. · Journal of Physical Therapy Science · 2

Kinematic Control in Active Acceleration and Adjustment of Gait Speed

2026 · Kenichi Sugawara, Tomoya Kokue, et al. · World Physiotherapy Congress Archive

Background Muscle State Changes Corticospinal Excitability During Motor Imaging of Muscle Relaxation and Contraction

2026 · Hitomi Matsumoto, Kenichi Sugawara, et al. · World Physiotherapy Congress Archive

Differences in the Effect of Sensory Afferent Inhibition on Output Mechanisms of Agonist and Antagonist Muscles

2026 · Hitomi Matsumoto, Kenichi Sugawara, et al. · World Physiotherapy Congress Archive

Characteristics of Muscle Relaxation Control in Stroke Hemiplegic Patients

2026 · Hitomi Matsumoto, Kenichi Sugawara, et al. · World Physiotherapy Congress Archive

Lack of association between corticospinal excitability changes during motor imagery and explicit sequence learning performance

2026 · Yuma Takenaka, Kentaro Maeda, et al. · Behavioural Brain Research

Effects of Conflict-Induced Cognitive Load on Reactive Turning Strategies and Postural Control Timing

2026 · Hiroki Ohsawa, Rin Sato, et al. · Figshare

Effects of Conflict-Induced Cognitive Load on Reactive Turning Strategies and Postural Control Timing

2026 · Hiroki Ohsawa, Rin Sato, et al. · Journal of Motor Behavior

Attentional demands during walking are increased by small simulated leg length discrepancy

2025 · Keisuke Takada, Miyu Sugimoto, et al. · Frontiers in Neuroergonomics

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The effect of combining motor imagery and electrical stimulation on improving performance in a force tracking task

2025 · Yuma Takenaka, Tomoya Kokue, et al. · European Journal of Applied Physiology

Cortical dynamics underlying motor skill acquisition: Insights from sequential and random practice using transcranial magnetic stimulation-electroencephalography

2025 · Tomoya Kokue, Ryoki Sasaki, et al. · Neuroscience

Effect of Different Muscle Relaxation on Motor Control: Comparison Between Ballistic and Ramp Task Methods

2025 · Hitomi Matsumoto, Yuma Takenaka, et al. · Perceptual and Motor Skills

Kinematic control differs in walking speed adjustment to different velocities

2025 · Tomoya Kokue, Yuma Takenaka, et al. · Journal of Physical Therapy Science

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Effects of Conflict-Induced Cognitive Load on Reactive Turning Strategy and Postural Control Timing

2025 · Hiroki Ohsawa, Rin Sato, et al. · SSRN Electronic Journal

Design and Development of a Non-Powered Arm Support Suit with Drum Type Mechanical Brakes

2024 · Tokinobu IINUMA, Yuma TAKENAKA, et al. · The Proceedings of Mechanical Engineering Congress Japan

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