Jason Friedman
@curiousjason.com
Associate professor at Tel Aviv University, researching motor control and motor learning
People got better at the movements over 10 days, but were still bad at making slow movements. Tai chi practitioners were not better than a control group (karate experts) or novices. The conclusion: we are bad at slow movements for other reasons, likely a mix of neural and biomechanical limitations.
November 25, 2024 at 7:58 PM
People got better at the movements over 10 days, but were still bad at making slow movements. Tai chi practitioners were not better than a control group (karate experts) or novices. The conclusion: we are bad at slow movements for other reasons, likely a mix of neural and biomechanical limitations.