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Diversity, individualisation, and enhancement in motor learning: Current challenges and future directions from the first Theoretical and Applied Advances in Motor Learning Conference

2025-10-29

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<p>The field of motor learning faces a critical gap between foundational theory and real-world application. This editorial synthesizes expert discussions from the First Theoretical and Applied Advances in Motor Learning Conference to address key issues impeding further progress. We are hampered by the science of averages, characterized by an over-reliance on data from homogenous, Western, Educated, Industrialised,...

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Literature Corpus work: 368f1365-2501-533e-9508-488293e9245c
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/93hsa_v1

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