which part of brain controls movement
More complicated motor tasks requiring mental rehearsal, such as playing tennis or ball throwing, involves both the premotor and posterior parietal cortex[2]. Two other parts of the brain help with movement. The basal ganglia, found below the motor cortex, helps organize motor programs for complex movements. If the basal ganglia are damaged, this can prevent an intended movement (as in Parkinsonâs disease) or cause involuntary excessive movement (as in Huntingtonâs disease).