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A technique for training a subject to successfully perform a physical task and thereby acquire a skill in the performance of that task involves analyzing the action characteristics of the subject and, from that analysis, establishing an optimal sequence of movements to be carried out by the subject

A technique for training a subject to successfully perform a physical task and thereby acquire a skill in the performance of that task involves analyzing the action characteristics of the subject and, from that analysis, establishing an optimal sequence of movements to be carried out by the subject that are associated with particular patterning of the subject\s body parts. In particular, a movement analyst observes the movement of a subject to identify that subject\s particular actioning modality and, from that identification, develops an action form sequence that is appropriate for the subject\s psychomotor process. Once the body part for initiating a movement within the action form sequence has been identified, it is coordinated with the effective psychomotor function, so that by training a subject with respect to his/her aligning, contouring or balancing sensibilities, the subject will be able to develop optimal action form sequencing.

대표청구항 ▼

A method of training a person to perform a physical task comprising the steps of: (a) monitoring the patterning of the person\s body parts as the person executes movement; (b) identifying a prescribed actioning modality with which the person is associated on the basis of the patterning of the person

A method of training a person to perform a physical task comprising the steps of: (a) monitoring the patterning of the person\s body parts as the person executes movement; (b) identifying a prescribed actioning modality with which the person is associated on the basis of the patterning of the person\s body parts as monitored in step (a); (c) establishing a sequence of action forms to be carried out by said person in the course of performing said task in accordance with the actioning modality of said person as identified in step (b); and (d) causing the person to perform said task by executing the component movements thereof in accordance with the sequence of action forms established in step (c).