A study of the positive benefits of bandwidth feedback in the learning process of motor skills

Abstract

the current research of bandwidth feedback has positive benefits in motor learning, such as providing feedback for motor performance outside the bandwidth, giving full play to the function of feedback in information, making the learners modify the motor according to the error information provided by the quantitative feedback, and advance the motor performance, and to the bandwidth table. The present feedback provides qualitative information, in addition to avoiding the unstable movements caused by overcorrection, and enhancing the performance of correct movements. In order to further clarify the progress of the research, this study reviews the research on the performance of motor skill learning with bandwidth feedback in order to provide a scientific reference for the follow-up study.