¿Cómo diseñar la práctica para optimizar el desempeño y aprendizaje motor? Una revisión de literatura
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Este manuscrito presenta una síntesis de literatura de cinco tipos de práctica más utilizados: variabilidad de la práctica, ejecución de la práctica, composición de la práctica, frecuencia de la práctica e interferencia contextual; y como estas pueden incidir en el desempeño o el proceso de aprendizaje de una destreza motriz. Este resumen permite a profesionales en ciencias del movimiento humano y carreras afines, la toma de decisiones en el momento de diseñar la sesión de trabajo.
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