Differences Between Skilled and Novice Performers
Skilled and novice performers differ significantly in their ability to execute and refine movements. These differences are highlighted in aspects like learning, efficiency, accuracy, control, consistency, goal orientation, and fluency.
1. Learned
- Skilled Performer:
- Has acquired skills through extensive practice and experience.
- Demonstrates a deep understanding of techniques and tactics.
- Actions are habitual and require minimal conscious thought.
- Novice Performer:
- Still in the process of learning skills.
- Relies heavily on conscious effort to execute basic movements.
- May struggle to remember techniques and apply them effectively.
2. Efficiency
- Skilled Performer:
- Uses minimal energy to achieve optimal results.
- Movements are streamlined and purposeful, reducing unnecessary effort.
- Novice Performer:
- Wastes energy due to inefficient movements or poor technique.
- Tends to overexert in situations that require less effort.
3. Accuracy
- Skilled Performer:
- Executes actions with precision and hits intended targets consistently.
- Makes fewer errors, even under pressure.
- Novice Performer:
- Often lacks precision, leading to mistakes and poor execution.
- Struggles to consistently achieve desired outcomes.
4. Control
- Skilled Performer:
