>Description :
Coordinated Movers easily learn complex movements after simply watching others or from visual instructions. Learning movements seems effortless for them: they never seem to have to practice!

>Easier :
1.Playing games or working on projects in which the movements change often
2.Translating visual or auditory directions into physical movements
3.Physically demanding arts like glass blowing, wood carving, or sculpting

>Difficult :
1.Finding new challenges to get you to the next level
2.Maintaining focus while engaged in repetitive training exercises
3.Having patience with others who don't grasp readily or seem to retain movement memory
4.Explaining how you anticipate the trajectory of an object in space and then contact it

>Results Show :
1.You learn to recreate even complex physical movements just by watching and mimicking other people or instructions on a screen.
2.You can quickly translate instructions from your conscious learning brain straight to your muscles without much delay.
3.You’ll shine at Dance Dance Revolution.

>Aptitude Awareness :
Watch a quick video or read instructions once, and odds are you'd be adept at juggling or any other activity requiring complex movement. All your life you've been able to learn and repeat physical actions with ease, occasionally surprising yourself at how readily you master new skills. By now, you're most likely aware of your abilities.

>Tips :
1.Use your great fine motor skills to make work easier: try typing notes in classes and meetings.