SECTION 1: Theories And Models Chapter 1: Theoretical models of motor control and motor learning- Adrian M. Haith and John W. Krakauer Chapter 2: What can we learn from animal models - Eric M. Rouiller Chapter 3: Postural control by disturbance estimation and compensation through long-loop responses- Thomas MergnerChapter 4: Motor learning explored with myoelectric and neural interfaces- Andrew Jackson and Kianoush Nazarpour Chapter 5: Biomechanical and neuromechanical concepts for legged locomotion: Computer models and robot validation- Andre Seyfarth, Sten Grimmer, Daniel Häufle, Horst-Moritz Maus, Frank Peuker, Karl-Theodor Kalveram SECTION 2: Basic Aspects of Motor Control and Learning Chapter 6: Visual activation of short latency reinforcement mechanisms in the basal ganglia- Nicolas Vautrelle, Mariana Leriche and Peter Redgrave Chapter 7: The role of augmented feedback in human motor learning- Christian Leukel & Jesper Lundbye-Jensen Chapter 8: Neuroscientific aspects of implicit motor learning in sport - Frank Zhu, Jamie Poolton and Rich Masters Chapter 9: Mirror neurons and imitation- Stefano Rozzi, Giovanni Buccino and Pier F. Ferrari SECTION 3: Motor Control and Learning in Locomotion and Posture Chapter 10: Neural control of walking- Michael J. Grey. Laurent Bouyer andJens Bo Nielsen Chapter 11: Adaptive plasticity of gait- Laurent Bouyer, Michael J. Grey andJens Bo Nielsen Chapter 12: Motor control & motor learning in stretch-shortening cycle movements- Wolfgang Taube, Christian Leukel andAlbert Gollhofer Chapter 13: Postural control and balance training- Wolfgang Taube, Christian Leukel andAlbert Gollhofer SECTION 4: Motor Control and Learning in Voluntary Actions Chapter 14: Body schema, illusions of movement and body perception- Mark Schram Christensen Chapter 15: Voluntary movement: Limitations and consequences of the anatomy and physiology of motor pathways Chapter - John C. Rothwell and Jens Bo Nielsen 16: Acute and long-term neural adaptations to training- Jacques Duchateau, Tibor Hortobágyi and Roger M. Enoka SECTION 5: Challenges in motor control and learning Chapter 17: Motor control & motor learning under Fatigue Conditions Chapter - Janet L. Taylor 18: Movement disorders – implications for the understanding of motor control - Michèle Hubli and Volker Dietz