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After a skill training session, sitting quietly with closed eyes for five to ten minutes allows the brain to consolidate learning through the reverse replay of neural sequences.
“after skill learning, after putting effort into something, sitting quietly with the eyes closed for one to five to 10 minutes allows the brain to replay the sequence in a way that appears important for the more rapid consolidation of the motor sequence of the pattern and to accelerated learning.”
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