Drew’s Review:
“Practice does not make perfect, practice makes permanent” –J. Moyer
Continuing my review of The Manual (CVASP, 2016); chapter four, written by Jeff Moyer (Owner/Dynamic Correspondence Sports Training), is as the title suggests about motor learning and how it can be taught to achieve the desired skills needed in sports. Chapter 4 is conveniently split into three sections; 1) Moyer provides a brief history of motor learning and some of its’ tenants, 2) simple steps to take when administering exercises geared toward improving motor learning, and 3) practical lessons from Moyer’s own experience with 
The Drew Review on Chapter 1 of The Manual, Vol. 1
The Drew Review on Chapter 2 of The Manual, Vol. 1
The Drew Review on Chapter 3 of The Manual, Vol. 1
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