I just read an article about different poker learning styles and I heard the term "kinesthetic learning". Description about that sounds very familiar to me.

I get bored very easily when I try to study poker by watching poker videos, reading articles, etc. I learn best by doing. That's why I love to train by Advanced Poker Training -software, planning to purchase PokerSnowie as well.

I googled more about kinesthetic learning in poker, and surprisingly I found a great article about that: https://ezinearticles.com/?Poker-Ski...ner&id=5495222.

Let's discuss more about kinesthetic poker learning styles. What kind of study routine do you have as a kinesthetic learner? I keep poker diary blog, I screen record and talk aloud my poker decisions and publish it. Each day before the session I play 100-200 hands with APT, and of course, I use the CardsChat hand analysis thread. Also, I would be happy to network with other kinesthetic poker learners. Let's talk.

Some of the things in the article fit me, but not others. I learned poker by watching another player play online and I asked lots of questions about why he made the plays he did. I wanted to have a good understanding before I started.

I have been playing for a few years now and am not so much in the learning stage (but still always learning, just not as intensively). But I have to play multiple games or be doing something else, if I am only playing one game. Otherwise I get bored and play way to many hands.