[Supertraining] Re: Can the fastest movement be more spatially accurate than a slightly slower one?

Thanks Keith for your imput,

I'll ask our professors if there is bases for an experiment on "speed-
accuracy trade-off". I'd like to use a golf shot and vary level of
skillfulness and also simulator vs driving range. (Skillfulness might
something like hcp over 36, 13 - 18, and under 8?)

I have to read more about this.

Hannu Leinonen
Jyväskylä Finland

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