How are we able to calculate how far we’re able to throw things extremely precisely?

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For example, if you’re standing 20 feet away from me, and you tell me to throw you a ball, how is my arm able to generate almost the exact amount of power required to throw the ball 20 feet? How and where does this “calculation” happen?

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Theres also a huge window for an acceptable throw, so it’s not all that precise.

The receiver can move their arm to compensate, and while there may be a minimum power to reach a position, you can still reach a target with “too much” power and be on target.

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