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motion economy

motion economy Motion economy is the efficiency with which a person carries out a movement-based task.

Motion economy is the efficiency with which a person carries out a movement-based task. In skill training, it refers to using movements that are smoother, less excessive, and closer to expert performance while completing the task.

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Drafting source: Salame Gerard; Holden Matthew; Lucas Brian P.; Portillo Albert. Change in economy of ultrasound probe motion among general medicine trainees. 2024; DOI 10.1186/s13089-023-00345-2; article XML SHA-256 6a7a05cd946a7dedb0ec3c9ba273f1c38d93941a6039d4456eba463dd38ae183. “Change in economy of ultrasound probe motion among general medicine trainees” (10.1186/s13089-023-00345-2).
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