Fig. 2.

Effects of imposed static hip angle changes on the late flexion reflex.(a) The average late flexion reflex recorded with the ipsilateral hip set at 10° of flexion (control hip angle), 30° of flexion, 40° of flexion and at 10° of extension for one subject (s7) is presented. (b) Pool data showing the effects of hip angle variations on the late flexion reflex. For each hip angle tested, the average size of the conditioned late flexion reflexes (as a percentage of the control late flexion reflex recorded with hip flexed at 10°) was calculated for all subjects tested. Asterisks indicate cases of statistically significant differences between the control and the conditioned reflex sizes (P<0.05). Error bars indicate the SEM