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Philosophical Weightlifting Podcast
Ep. 242: A History of Sport Science and Skill Acquisition | Keith Davids, PhD
Mar 29, 2024
Keith Davids, PhD, Professor of Motor Learning, provides an in-depth look at skill acquisition and sport science. Topics include open vs closed skill sports, classic vs modern views of practice, and the evolution of coaching and sports industry. Emphasizes the importance of environment and adaptability in skill development.
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- Understanding motor learning originated from military conflicts, emphasizing adaptability to changing environments.
- Skilled behavior now includes adaptiveness to dynamic environments beyond accuracy and efficiency.
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The Historical Link Between Military Conflict and Motor Learning
The history of skill acquisition and motor learning has roots in military conflicts, where the need for rehabilitation and training emerged from injuries sustained during wars. The stimulation to study skills arose from adapting to injuries and training combatants to use new technologies developed during conflicts. This connection highlights the importance of understanding motor learning and coordination in response to changing environments.
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