Discussion
The aim of technique training in the first phase of skill acquisition is ........................ .
Answer: B
In the first phase of skill acquisition the aim is to achieve rough coordination.
Motor learning is described in phases: rough (gross) coordination, in which the learner gets the general idea and the movement is performed crudely with many errors; fine coordination, in which the movement becomes accurate and economical; and the stabilisation of fine coordination, in which the skill becomes automatic and can be used in varied conditions.
Fine coordination and mastery belong to the later phases, and skill conditioning is part of advanced training, not the first phase.
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