Juggling consists of the formation robust sensori-motor templates, and
their tight dynamic-subordinate-coupling... as such, it's a good TD
E/I-minimization "emergency first-aid kit"... have you ever seen a
"depressed" Juggler :-)
Cheers, Fripix, ken collins
Fripix wrote:
> Im writing a paper about juggling and I need to get hold of research
> about why (if?) its good for the brain/body and what happens in the
> brain when
> a person juggle.
> If anyone has any references to books/Internet/research please let me
> know.
> Allan Stenlund
> Student in health promotion/ University of Gävle. Sweden
