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Martial Arts Topics / talent is what the unskilled call skill
« on: October 08, 2010, 05:37:03 AM »
been reading more and more about the neurology of skill development
"skill is insulation wrapped around neural networks, it grows according to specific rules"
that is from "the talent code" by Daniel Coyle
between that and "Talent is over-rated"
my thoughts on how to practice have been both reinforced and drastically changed
the deliberate practice model of skill development
practicing in the best physical and mental state possible and also practicing in distress are crucial
also viral is to learn to recognize when practice is no longer productive, and to quit then
not later after wasting time and becoming better at being crappy
everything is a skill
deliberate, dedicated, focused practice is essential to developing mastery
10000 hours is required for proficiency if not mastery
skill is insulation wrapped around neural networks and it grows according to certain rules
if we are cognizant of where our practice is leading us, we will be able to devote our time to optimal practice rayed than simply getting our reps in
anyone who is truly interested in developing mastery of any skill should read these texts
neuro science is a burgeoning field that IMHO is the edge of a giant wave that is a bout to crash on the human paradigm
just my little growl from the back of the den
"skill is insulation wrapped around neural networks, it grows according to specific rules"
that is from "the talent code" by Daniel Coyle
between that and "Talent is over-rated"
my thoughts on how to practice have been both reinforced and drastically changed
the deliberate practice model of skill development
practicing in the best physical and mental state possible and also practicing in distress are crucial
also viral is to learn to recognize when practice is no longer productive, and to quit then
not later after wasting time and becoming better at being crappy
everything is a skill
deliberate, dedicated, focused practice is essential to developing mastery
10000 hours is required for proficiency if not mastery
skill is insulation wrapped around neural networks and it grows according to certain rules
if we are cognizant of where our practice is leading us, we will be able to devote our time to optimal practice rayed than simply getting our reps in
anyone who is truly interested in developing mastery of any skill should read these texts
neuro science is a burgeoning field that IMHO is the edge of a giant wave that is a bout to crash on the human paradigm
just my little growl from the back of the den