Why can't people forget it after learning to swim? What is the reason?

With the development of society, people's economic level is getting higher and higher, and people's material and spiritual requirements are getting higher and higher. Parents will also carry out some quality education for their children. Let children learn more talents and skills, so parents will let their children learn to swim when they are young. So why don't you forget after learning to swim? This problem has also aroused the thinking of netizens. Because if a swimmer suddenly falls into the water, he can respond according to his feelings, just like typing by bike. Once he learns it, he will never forget it. But I work hard to recite the texts and words, and I will forget them after a long time. What is the reason? Because swimming is a muscle memory, it is a memory related to exercise, so it can also be called procedural memory.

When swimming, muscles of all parts of the body need to participate, and when learning to swim, muscles will form certain muscle memories. These memories will be collected by the human brain, and it will be associated with people's movements. If your brain feels when you fall into the water, you should let yourself float, then your brain will command your muscles to respond at this time. The sense of movement and attention in the brain will be concentrated, but if you don't concentrate or study hard when learning to swim. Then the brain's perception of this memory is very weak at this time. If it is not strengthened, it may be that the brain can't remember the feeling of this kind of exercise for a while and forget it.

So when you study like swimming, you must study hard. Only when you study hard and practice repeatedly can you form a memory about swimming in your brain. Once these procedural memories are formed, they will be very solid and lasting, but memorizing texts and words is only a declarative memory. If you don't review it repeatedly, you will soon forget it. And this kind of memory is different. It is stored in different areas of the brain. Studies have found that the more you practice in a sport, the deeper this memory will be. Even this kind of memory forms a spontaneous behavior. For example, if a Taekwondo practitioner is touched from behind, it will form a subconscious reaction and cause harm to people.

Once this reaction is formed, it will also cause harm to people around, because it is a kind of muscle memory and its reaction speed is faster than that of the brain. When you react, your muscles have responded accordingly. At this time, you have no time to regret, just like riding a bicycle alone, your left pedal will be followed by your right foot. Therefore, when a person learns to swim, it will be difficult for him to forget this swimming skill and how to swim.