EPISODE · Jan 6, 2017 · 15 MIN
motor learning
from sift · host Bishop Sand
We improve our movements. This is called motor learning and it is a very subconscious activity. Hear about the subconscious subverting the conscious mind when it comes to movement, stroke patients getting major benefits from a treadmill, and how punishment is a spice used in violin training. Voices: Prof. Alaa Ahmed - Univ. Colorado Boulder Yinfeng Keynes Chen - Flatiron Strings Academy
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