Input: Data is received from the display, received via sences - touch, sight, sound, intuition, Decision Making: Selected data is analysed and an appropriate response is selected, Access memories of similar experiences and will choose appropriate response accordingly, Short term memory - store 7 pieces of information for up to 60 seconds (if rehearsed, it will then be moved and stored in long term memory, if not rehearsed it will be lost), Long term memory - sotre of well-learned pas experiences. Experienced performers will have more relevant information stored in their long term memory than beginners, becuase they have had more opportunities to rehearse, Output: The decision is acted upon, Information sent from the performers brain to the working muscles to carry out the required response, Feedback: Data is received in response to the output, this is received in two different way, Intrinsic - received from the performers themselves, thoughts, emotions, or kinesthetic, Extrinsic feedback - received from outside the performer, coach, spectators, and from video replays,

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