Animating the Cue – External Cue for the Vertical Jump

The use of external cues as a way of ‘animating the cue’ is one component of skill development that aides in the client or athlete’s ability to acquire a new skill (short term memory transfer) and to retain that new skill (long term memory transfer).

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Animating the Cue – External Cue for the Lunge

The use of external cues as a way of ‘animating the cue’ is one component of skill development that aides in the client or athlete’s ability to acquire a new skill (short term memory transfer) and to retain that new skill (long term memory transfer).

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Animating the Cue – External Cue for Gaze Stabilisation

The use of external cues as a way of ‘animating the cue’ is one component of skill development that aides in the client or athlete’s ability to acquire a new skill (short term memory transfer) and to retain that new skill (long term memory transfer).

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Animating the Cue – External Cue for the One Arm Press

The use of external cues as a way of ‘animating the cue’ is one component of skill development that aides in the client or athlete’s ability to acquire a new skill (short term memory transfer) and to retain that new skill (long term memory transfer).

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