The Role Of Procedural Memory In The Context Of Soccer

In the context of soccer, specific types of memory such as procedural can be explained with simple examples. Procedural memory is that which, as part of the long-term memory, is responsible for a person knowing how to do things that have been previously learned. For instance, in soccer you do certain movements that you have been doing for a long time automatically; like passing a ball, shooting a ball, rushing to a divided ball, jumping to get a ball. Also, an important aspect of this type of memory, in the context of this sport, is the ability to automatically remember the strength needed to perform any those actions previously stated. For example, you know automatically how to pass a ball, but also you can decide instantly how much stress