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These instructional videos seem very "academic". Why not just show the move at full speed and then slow it down for explanations. From what I know, the human b
by Garlef 4y ago
These instructional videos seem very "academic".
Why not just show the move at full speed and then slow it down for explanations. From what I know, the human brain in very good at visually understanding motion.
Also: As long as it's not shown in full action, I don't quite buy it. Is it really an improvement?
This reminds me of me as a little kid, trying to win soccer games by incorporating "ninja kicks".
So in short: Not sure if this is legit...