Learn to Juggle: Train your Brain

When left-handed people were retrained to use their right hand, their brains were also retrained.

The primary motor cortex triggers movements – how this happens remains a mystery to researchers to this day.

Stefan Schneider uses EEG to investigate how people can be motivated to exercise.

Thanks to motor pathways from the brain to the spinal cord, we can move at lightning speed.

Every arbitrary movement is planned, organized, and sent for execution in the brain.

The cerebellum and basal ganglia are responsible for the precise execution of movements.

Many areas of the brain are involved in planning complex movements such as throwing a ball.