Beyond Optimality: Embracing emergent adaptation. A conversation with Madhur Mangalam.
About this episode
The episode discusses skill adaptation in sports, inspired by Madhur Mangalam's publication on optimality in human movement science.
This podcast was recorded in response the publication of 'The myth of Optimality in Human Movement Science' by Madhur Mangalam. I recorded this episode some time ago but it has been a tough year and I have not published any podcasts. I lost my beloved River Tiger this year - it's still very raw but I do want to discuss that in another episode. My motivation is stronger for continuing to explore skill adaptation in equestrian and adventure sports so despite the need to prioritise my PhD thesis...
People in this episode
Host: Marianne Davies
Guest: Madhur Mangalam
Topics covered
- skill adaptation
- equestrian sports
- adventure sports
- human movement science
- optimality
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: The myth of Optimality in Human Movement Science
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