Descriptive analysis of the percent of individual counts of demonstrated patterns within the six element groups per subject.

<p>In the left column the patterns are listed, as demonstrated during the performance of the elements within the six element groups. The patterns are sorted by the pattern 1-2-3 in the first row (2–3 in upper arm swings and support swings**). The patterns in the other lines of each element group are sorted by the criterion of being closest to the pure pattern 1-2-3 running from punctum fixum to punctum mobile*. However, patterns that never appeared are not listed within the elements groups.</p><p>* The complete ranking of the possible patterns being most similar to 1-2-3 is: 1-2-3, 2-1-3 (both ending with M3); 1-3-2, 3-1-2 (both ending with M2); 2-3-1, 3-2-1 (both ending with M1).</p><p>** In upper arm swings (UAS) and support swings (SupS), the shoulder axis is the rotational axis itself and the shoulder muscles have to stabilize this axis during these movements. Therefore, in these two movement groups the shoulder muscles were not included in the analysis, and so only M2 and M3 were analyzed by their succession patterns.</p><p>Descriptive analysis of the percent of individual counts of demonstrated patterns within the six element groups per subject.