Good article on Muscle Memory and how it effects your success

[ChristopherR2]

Definitely worth a read and expands more on the general term that is pass all around. PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE. I fully understand that importance of practice but I also understand that practice does not make perfect. Once could practice for a full 3 months on how to do a Sybil cut and still not be good at it. They could have learned from poor teaching on a YouTube video and practice the mistakes learned over and over again.

Instead of focusing on the quantity of time spent practicing a flourish one should focus on the quality of the quantity when practicing.

Anyways the article on Muscle memory can explain it better than I can.

 

[Tower of Lunatic Meat]

Definitely worth a read and expands more on the general term that is pass all around. PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE. I fully understand that importance of practice but I also understand that practice does not make perfect. Once could practice for a full 3 months on how to do a Sybil cut and still not be good at it. They could have learned from poor teaching on a YouTube video and practice the mistakes learned over and over again.

Instead of focusing on the quantity of time spent practicing a flourish one should focus on the quality of the quantity when practicing.

Anyways the article on Muscle memory can explain it better than I can.

That is a great article, and thank you for sharing it!

 

[Bryant_Tsu]

So what do you think is better/more productive? Doing many sessions per day and possibly not getting it sometimes, or casually practicing whenever you feel is best?

 

[ChristopherR2]

So what do you think is better/more productive? Doing many sessions per day and possibly not getting it sometimes, or casually practicing whenever you feel is best?

The key point that I took away from the article is not to focus on quantity. Whether it's many sessions per day or casually practicing whenever you feel is best.

Instead focus on the quality of the quantity of your practice sessions. Practice doesn't make perfect. If you carelessly build up the muscle memory over and over again for a specific flourish you could end up being really good a performing your mistakes.

Practice doesn't make Perfect. It only makes it Permanent. Perfect Practice makes Perfect!