Can having a performer amplify or exaggerate movement error be an effective way to correct it? Is error amplification a more effective method than corrective instruction?
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“Amplification of Error”: A Rapidly Effective Method for Motor Performance Improvement
Correction of a Technical Error in the Golf Swing: Error Amplification Versus Direct Instruction
The effects of two different correction strategies on the snatch technique in weightlifting
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