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Leonie Schwertmann, Nike Lorenz, Timo Boll, Joshua Kimmich, Leon Draisaitl, Uwe Gensheimer oder Angelique Kerber gelingt es scheinbar mühelos, ungewöhnliche, aber auch technisch-taktische Bestlösungen auf dem Spielfeld zu generieren, ganz nach dem Motto: „Just do it!“ Nicht allen Sportlern, unabhängig von ihrem Leistungsniveau, gelingt es aber, optimale motorische Entscheidungshandlungen unter höchstem Zeit-, Präzisions-, Variabilitäts- Belastungs- und Gegnerdruck zu treffen. Hier stellt sich für viele Lehrer und Trainer die Aufgabe, Fehlerquellen angemessen zu analysieren, sie vergleichend zu diagnostizieren und sie abschließend effektiv durch Training zu beheben.

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    Daniel Memmert, Philip Furley & Benjamin Noël

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