muscle memory

hackeysnacker · Post by **hackeysnacker** » 08 Feb 2006 23:15

here's a pretty interesting and helpful article i found
http://www.simlog.com/muscle-memory.html
I think it could be of some use to pretty much everyone on here

jake · Post by **jake** » 08 Feb 2006 23:18

thanks but im to tiered to read it all right now but when i get home tomorrow its going down

mahhkohh · Post by **mahhkohh** » 09 Feb 2006 03:11

i´m not realy throug...but...is this thing saying that drilling is worth a shit...just looking at it would defy?

hey i got it...was just kidding.

this was a realy intressting article.thanks for sharing!so,now i will go and shred and watch myself...

BalinorNZ · Post by **BalinorNZ** » 09 Feb 2006 06:14

Very interesting article, I love reading things like that and discovering how we learn to do the things we do

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Though this wasn't specifically about footbag, it was definatly related, thanks for bringing it up

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Bagira · Post by **Bagira** » 09 Feb 2006 08:41

Note that everyone has different learning curves that are given by pre-req abilities or whatnot.

I wonder exactly how one unlearns 'bad habits'.

And they are advertising something. What are they advertising?

mahhkohh · Post by **mahhkohh** » 09 Feb 2006 14:01

they advertise simulators for heavy maschinery.like the ms flight simmulator,but in as if you were sitting in a big crane and do it...get what i mean,i miss the right words somehow!

shredzilla · Post by **shredzilla** » 10 Feb 2006 09:58

Awesome article Josh

This was a key part I felt:

But there's a "catch": to learn the new skills and acquire muscle memory, you must be practicing properly. This means lots of feedback, right from the start, since novices don't know enough yet about doing things right to be able notice, and correct, their own mistakes! (If they could, they'd be experts instead of novices.) Worse, if you don't practice properly, you'll learn to do things "wrong" and down the load, you'll need to "un-memorize" those bad habits.

mahhkohh · Post by **mahhkohh** » 10 Feb 2006 09:59

chris,this is totaly right.its also for me the key part.that said i believe i have a big problem.noone ever told me whats wron gand whats right!