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This is absolutely correct. So why is there so much challenge to the idea of mental representation. Of course it’s important…just used electively and contextually

Sorry but I disagree. Firstly doesn’t EvoD require learners to experiment, therefore with failure inevitable. Also have a look at this pure.ed.ac.uk/ws/portalfiles… Errors are very useful but involve failure, at least perceived as do

Great stuff. Go get em Tiger

Latest open access paper, looking at the important role of strength training for women in Cross Fit. Thanks to co-author Jess Johns-Green urfjournals.org/open-access/st…

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Sorry. A gross over simplification and straw man that I have rarely seen. Happy to discuss. Please DM and we can arrange a zoom

It certainly is!:). And it’s an unfortunate view promulgated by many on SM who don’t se to want to understand the mechanisms of learning

Thanks Josh. Always great to talk martial arts. Thanks for the opportunity

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Thanks Jordan. Makes sense to me but not, apparently to some others!:). Never really sure why.

Would question this depending on the player level. BUT there is a significant difference between coaching mental models (SMMs -often co created or even led by the players) and “if then” routines. Otherwise known as SoPs. So not sure what point you are making

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The body doesn’t. But there’s a thing called a brain that might!:). Did you want to chat? If so, please get in touch.

Thanks Harri. Glad it made sense

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Not surprising but a useful paper for the wellbeing lobby to consider. If you really want to be a performer then how you perform will influence your mood!!

Good luck Will. They might need smaller portions than the Gloucester Boys!!

One of my recent articles published in Frontiers in Psychology just reached a new impact milestone. Here is the link if you would like to read our research: frontiersin.org/article/153779…

The point here is that they think! Accordingly, thinking skills might be useful!!