A new learning method for sports of all kinds that concerns students, educators, parents, and individuals involved in all aspects of specialization in physical and cognitive activities.

The Distal Method (www.distalmethod.com) is the result of many years of research on issues of motor learning - and more. The purpose of the method is the worldwide specialization in skills that involve both physical and cognitive abilities through the utilization of all available resources of the human body.
What kind of learning? The neurophysiological mechanisms involved in both cognitive and motor-somatic learning processes are largely common. In other words, motor learning cannot be studied in its entirety unless we surpass the boundary towards the realm of cognitive abilities. Along the way, the need for including sociological, educational, or philosophical parameters emerges as necessary. Thus, the methodology for developing the skills needed by pianists, tennis players, and race car drivers, for example, is in all significant points the same as the methodology that mathematicians, radiologists, and essayists will follow to become the best in their field.
The book also includes the material for the courses of Motor Learning and Sports Psychology of Vocational Training Institutes, Glossary of Terms, and Dictionary.