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GCSE Physical Education · key term
The ability to make small, precise movements accurately.
Used by AQA
Paper 2
Revise: Beta blockersThese effects help explain why a performer might seek to use beta blockers: reducing the body's response to adrenaline can improve fine control, meaning the ability to make small, precise movements accurately.
When explaining improved precision, link reduced effects of adrenaline to reduced heart rate and muscle tension, then to better fine control.
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