Hi people, I just wanted to say thank you to the LessWrong community for exposing me to the concept of “bayesian probability”. Apparently human motor programs function in a bayesian way, with each movement prior predicted including predicted sensory feedback of said movement, which enables a comparison of prediction with perceived reality. Pretty cool.
Learned of the observational evidence supporting random practice over blocked practiced as they relate to motor learning and retention, 14/5/2015.
Wrote a new lesson plan for my squash juniors, based upon the aforementioned idea of random practice, which I offer freely to LW.
Squash training, psuedorandom
Serve from right
Move to t
Chase own ball
Serve from left
Chase own ball
Throw ball with left hand to front wall right side
Play forehand drop shot
Move to T
Gather ball
Move to t
Throw ball to front wall, left side
Play backhand drop shot
Move to t
1 push-up
Gather ball
Move to t
Throw ball to left wall softly.
Play a backhand drive deep
1 squat
Gather ball
Move to t
Throw ball to right wall softly
Play a forehand drive deep
1 lunge
Gather ball
Rest, drink, provoke THINK.
Move to front left court with ball n racket.
Play a backhand cross court, like a serve.
Move to t
Do a split step jump
Gather ball
Move to front right
Play a backhand cross court, like a serve.
Move to t
1 situp
Gather ball
Move to front right.
Play a forehand cross court, like a serve.
Move to t
1 one legged swan pose, 5 seconds
Gather ball
Move to front left
Play a forehand cross court, like a serve
Move to t
Balance racket on one finger, 5 seconds.
Gather ball
Move to t
Throw ball to right wall softly with non racket hand
Play forehand boast
Move to t
Gather ball
Move to t
Throw ball to left wall softly
Play backhand boast
Move to t
Do right side plank, 5 seconds.
Gather ball
Move to t
Do left side plank, 5 seconds.
Rest, drink, provoke THINK.
NOTE TIME TO DO 59 tasks.
Repeat
Implemented an approximation of the above program in today’s session, after explaining why the changes are occurring. I observed that the young athletes were more enthused.
Hi people, I just wanted to say thank you to the LessWrong community for exposing me to the concept of “bayesian probability”. Apparently human motor programs function in a bayesian way, with each movement prior predicted including predicted sensory feedback of said movement, which enables a comparison of prediction with perceived reality. Pretty cool.
Learned of the observational evidence supporting random practice over blocked practiced as they relate to motor learning and retention, 14/5/2015.
Wrote a new lesson plan for my squash juniors, based upon the aforementioned idea of random practice, which I offer freely to LW.
Squash training, psuedorandom
Serve from right
Move to t
Chase own ball
Serve from left
Chase own ball
Throw ball with left hand to front wall right side
Play forehand drop shot
Move to T
Gather ball
Move to t
Throw ball to front wall, left side
Play backhand drop shot
Move to t
1 push-up
Gather ball
Move to t
Throw ball to left wall softly.
Play a backhand drive deep
1 squat
Gather ball
Move to t
Throw ball to right wall softly
Play a forehand drive deep
1 lunge
Gather ball
Rest, drink, provoke THINK.
Move to front left court with ball n racket.
Play a backhand cross court, like a serve.
Move to t
Do a split step jump
Gather ball
Move to front right
Play a backhand cross court, like a serve.
Move to t
1 situp
Gather ball
Move to front right.
Play a forehand cross court, like a serve.
Move to t
1 one legged swan pose, 5 seconds
Gather ball
Move to front left
Play a forehand cross court, like a serve
Move to t
Balance racket on one finger, 5 seconds.
Gather ball
Move to t
Throw ball to right wall softly with non racket hand
Play forehand boast
Move to t
Gather ball
Move to t
Throw ball to left wall softly
Play backhand boast
Move to t
Do right side plank, 5 seconds.
Gather ball
Move to t
Do left side plank, 5 seconds.
Rest, drink, provoke THINK.
NOTE TIME TO DO 59 tasks. Repeat
Implemented an approximation of the above program in today’s session, after explaining why the changes are occurring. I observed that the young athletes were more enthused.