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Neuroscience-Backed Tips for Disc Golf, Part 2.5: More on Skill Learning and Efficient Practice

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This post is the 5th in a 5-part series applying widely accepted principles of neuroscience to disc golf training and execution. We have presented 18 separate suggestions in total spanning 4 categories, explained how each works, and specified the brain systems involved. The first post in the series covered Aiming, Focus, and Execution, and the second post and...

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This post is the 4th in a 5-part series applying widely accepted principles of neuroscience to disc golf training and execution. We will present 18 separate suggestions in total spanning 4 categories, explain how each works, and specify the brain systems involved. The first post in the series covered Aiming, Focus, and Execution, and the second post and third...

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