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Motor Learning in Physiotherapy: From Instruction to Lasting Functional Change

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Motor learning is a fundamental mechanism underlying durable improvements in movement and function. In physiotherapy, the objective is rarely limited to performing an exercise correctly within the clinic. Rather, the aim is to establish movement skills that transfer to daily activities, occupational tasks, and sport. Achieving this requires a clear understanding of how movement is acquired, consolidated, and adapted over time.

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    License: The original study is published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. This article is an independent editorial adaptation of the study’s methods and results. The wording, structure, and clinical explanations have been revised. No figures or tables from the original study have been reproduced.

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