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From: Robert.Ezergailis@f106.n244.z1.fidonet.org (Robert Ezergailis)
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Subject: Overload
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Date: 17 Jan 91 19:54:16 GMT
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Interesting about being tense at the wheel. Many people are.
 
I wonder if some video games that simulate hand controls in some 
ways and also help with reaction to the unexpected (eye hand 
coordination) might prove both fun, relaxing, and beneficial ?
 
I have seen some home versions of arcade type games that 
are quite interesting. 
 
They say that young people who play such games regularly do 
benefit in improved reactions and improved eye hand coordination 
and even fighter pilots are trained in a similar way. Also the 
difficulty level can usually be controlled. 
 
Even joystick type games might prove helpful. 
 
So have some fun and perhaps enjoy something that really might 
help with the problem !  
 

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