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Embodied Practice leads to Deeper Skill [How We Learn to Move, Chapter 5 Companion]
The concept of embodied perception, how it changes training, and why it's so important for martial artists to understand.
Sep 7, 2024
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Josh Peacock
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Embodied Practice leads to Deeper Skill [How We Learn to Move, Chapter 5 Companion]
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How to Manipulate Constraints to Build Deep Skill [How We Learn to Move, Chapter 4 Companion]
Interacting constraints produce movement. Coaches who adeptly manipulate constraints will help guide students into discovering powerful martial arts…
Jul 7, 2024
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How to Manipulate Constraints to Build Deep Skill [How We Learn to Move, Chapter 4 Companion]
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How do we actually control our movements? [How We Learn to Move, Chapter 3 Companion]
Your brain doesn't (directly) control as much as you might assume.
May 21, 2024
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Josh Peacock
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How do we actually control our movements? [How We Learn to Move, Chapter 3 Companion]
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"Errors" are Necessary for Perception and Skill [How We Learn to Move, Chapter 2 Companion]
Functional variability occurs on every level of system analysis, including human perception and movement systems. It's not just inevitable--it's vital.
Apr 23, 2024
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Josh Peacock
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"Errors" are Necessary for Perception and Skill [How We Learn to Move, Chapter 2 Companion]
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There is No Perfect Technique
And there's no "correct" move, either--there's always multiple ways to get the same effect. Here's why we should think in terms of "functional" moves…
Apr 16, 2024
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