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Odds and Ends, March 17 2023

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Odds and Ends, March 17 2023

A roundup of practice-related research I'm following, plus the Quote of the Week

Griff Wigley
Mar 18
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How much time should you spend between one practice attempt and the next?

Evidently, at least 5 seconds.

Research: The effect of rest breaks on human sensorimotor adaptation

Bulletproof Musician: For More Perfect Practice, Try…Longer…Pauses


What should you do immediately after an MTB practice session?

Evidently, 5-10 minutes of nothing.

Research: Neuroplasticity subserving motor skill learning

Huberman Lab: How to Learn Skills Faster, segment 00:48:30


Why is it so hard to learn from failure?

Evidently, the information available when you ‘fail’ is more complex than what you get when you succeed.

Research: You Think Failure Is Hard? So Is Learning From It

Hidden Brain: Why it’s hard to learn from failure

Quote of the Week

"The connective tissue between your failures and your successes is the lessons you learn along the way. It is only by going through your early attempts (usually failures in some form) that you accumulate the insights, skills, and understanding required for success. Everything is a lesson. Learn enough lessons and the failures become useful."

James Clear, 3-2-1 Newsletter, March 16, 2023

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