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You Can’t Ride My Bike — Deliberate Practice of New Routines
Stephen Derksen demonstrates the importance of deliberate practice in being successful at Toyota Kata by using an unusual mechanism — a backwards bike.
- 0:29 — The backwards bike example
- 4:24 — Stephen’s experience with the bike
- 6:48 — The bike applied to Toyota Kata
- 8:45 — Toyota Kata defined
- 8:49 — Adopting lessons from Toyota Kata
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