In response to 2, the article is talking about (and conflating somewhat) different types of thinking, not just actively thinking about movement in the moment of

In response to 2, the article is talking about (and conflating somewhat) different types of thinking, not just actively thinking about movement in the moment of execution. I can pick out at least three types: - Planning training schedules; - Self-teaching whilst practicing; - Thinking on one's feet during actual performance.