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Neurology & Bowling:What Brain Research Tells Us About Skill Acquisition and Effective Practice PDF Print E-mail
Written by Joe Slowinski   
Monday, 23 August 2010

Image In the September issue of Slowinski at-large, I explore recent findings on brain research and the implications of this research on skill acquistion and effective practice process.

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