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A study has been done by a study group in Lucerne, Switzerland.: www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fneur.2019.00061/full
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Upper performance limit: To ensure constant improvement, the speed and difficulty of the movement should always be at the upper performance limit.
Goal orientated: A movement shouldn't be aimless. Instead, it should have a goal or a purpose, because every movement that is stored in our brain, is linked with different brain areas.
Direct feedback: When the object moves or there is a sound the brain registers: the movement was successful.
Fun: It is a proven fact that we learn more effectively when we're having fun.
Repetition: The more often a movement is repeated, the stronger it is anchored in the brain.
