What causes poor physical co-ordination and dyspraxic symptoms?

Movement and balance require the automatic co-ordination of a number of physical and mental functions. For these processes to happen smoothly and accurately every time requires that the cerebellum, The Skill Learning Centre of the brain, helps with coordinating (or "hard-wiring") information from....:

• our balance system (vestibular)
• our eyes (visual)
• and the feelings we get from our limbs and body as we move (somatosensory).

Different parts of the Skill Learning Centre (cerebellum) help these skills become automatic (or "hard-wired") - i.e. you don't have to think about them - they "just happen" effortlessly. If someone is a little 'clumsy' sometimes it is because these functions have never become fully ‘hard wired’ and therefore don't happen automatically.

Prof Bellum's video will help you to understand how Dore makes these skills automatic - making lots of things in life so much easier.

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