COORDINATION DURING INITIAL ACQUISITION OF THREE-BALL JUGGLING.

The article presents a study which examines coordination changes in bilateral elbow motion during initial acquisition of three-ball cascade juggling. It highlights the significance of bimanual coordination on the performance of continuous skills. It notes that elbow motions of the eighteen college-aged students were recorded from electronic sensors. Results of the study reveal the unique features in bimanual coordination during the acquisition of three-ball juggling.