The purpose of this study is to explore the interplay among nervous-, musculoskeletal-, and psychological systems and how they impact toe-walking behavior, and vice versa. Sub-Project 1 is to analyze the feasibility of the developed virtual reality (VR) environment, in 10 TD and sCP children respectively. It is assess the effects of VR immersion on predefined static and dynamic stability parameters. Sub-Project 2: After adjustments have been made following Sub-Project 1 regarding the study procedure, technical factors or the parameters of interest etc., the optimized study procedure is implemented in Sub-Project 2 (20 to 25 TD will be included). Sub-Project 3: After adjustments have been made following Sub-Project 1 regarding the study procedure, technical factors or the parameters of interest etc., the optimized study procedure is implemented in Sub-Project3 (20 to 25 sCP will be included)
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Static stability assessed by Center of Pressure (COP) shifts in anterior-posterior and mediolateral directions under each limb
Timeframe: one time assessment at baseline (complete baseline assessments up to 3 hours)
Static stability assessed by Visual Analogue Scale (VAS)
Timeframe: one time assessment at baseline (complete baseline assessments up to 3 hours)
Static stability assessed by Ratio between H-reflex and M-wave amplitude
Timeframe: one time assessment at baseline (complete baseline assessments up to 3 hours)
Dynamic stability assessed by COP shifts in combination with base of support trajectory
Timeframe: one time assessment at baseline (complete baseline assessments up to 3 hours)
Dynamic stability assessed by number of muscle synergies
Timeframe: one time assessment at baseline (complete baseline assessments up to 3 hours)
Dynamic stability assessed by interlimb coordination
Timeframe: one time assessment at baseline (complete baseline assessments up to 3 hours)
Dynamic stability assessed by Self-perceived degree of safety during walking in the VR environment using a Visual Analogue Scale (VAS)
Timeframe: one time assessment at baseline (complete baseline assessments up to 3 hours)