And Then What? Understanding CNS Sensitivity, Plasticity and Long Term Development in Training
So you are working with a 17-year old football player and you using over speed training and french contrast in […]
So you are working with a 17-year old football player and you using over speed training and french contrast in […]
The list of polarizing topics in the realm of motor learning and skill development is endless: Self organization, cueing, generality
Worldwide, many gyms are currently closed due to the breakout of the Corona Virus. Unless you are lucky enough to
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I write this amidst a unique time in our history. COVID-19 is world-wide, and is impacting most people’s daily life.
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Against my better judgment-and at the risk of the strength & conditioning villagers showing up at my doorstep with torches
If there were three words or a simple phrase which could summarize the approach taken within the learning environments we
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Continued from “Preparing Fast Bowlers According to Their Stage of Learning: Part I” To turn the ‘ON’ button to the
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Many of the ideas in this article are pulled from, or directly inspired by, Godel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden