Tech It Out: How athletes memorize a sequence of movements?
CGTN, 17 Feb 2022
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From the staggering 1620 in freeski big air by China's Gu Ailing to the first attempt in Olympics' history to land a 4A in figure skating by Japan's Yuruzu Hanyu, the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics has seen a slew of stunning performances. A recent study by Chinese scientists on how the human brain memorizes sequential events, such as sophisticated maneuvers on ice and snow, has revealed the secrets of this mysterious neural mechanism.
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From the staggering 1620 in freeski big air by China's Gu Ailing to the first attempt in Olympics' history to land a 4A in figure skating by Japan's Yuruzu Hanyu, the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics has seen a slew of stunning performances. A recent study by Chinese scientists on how the human brain memorizes sequential events, such as sophisticated maneuvers on ice and snow, has revealed the secrets of this mysterious neural mechanism.
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