Andrew Huberman· PhD
real world training is more effective than mental training and mental training is more effective than no training
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real world training is more effective than mental training and mental training is more effective than no training
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if you do 10 hours per week of real world physical training again could be running could be music could be math could be whatever it is you're trying to learn shooting basketballs hitting golf balls and you add one hour or even half an hour of mental training to that real world training well then the results are significantly greater than you would experience with physical training alone