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Whole practice
Perform in entirety
Fast, discrete and simple skills
Easy to transfer from practice to performance
Builds effective motor programmes
Whole-Part-Whole Practice
Performs whole performance to identify weakness
Focus on sub-routine of weaknesses
Perform whole to see if improvement has been made
Progressive Part Practice
Broken into subroutines and learnt individually
Linked together when confident
Motor Programme
Generalised series of movement stored in long term memory and received with single decision
Sub-routine
Elements or separate movements that make up a particular skill
Retro-active
Previous skill learnt affect new skill being learnt
Proactive
Learning a new skill affect previous