Motor skill acquisition refers to the process through which individuals learn and refine their ability to perform physical tasks. This involves developing coordination, balance, and timing, which are essential for executing movements effectively. The acquisition of motor skills can occur through practice, feedback, and repetition, allowing individuals to improve their performance over time. There are different stages of motor skill acquisition, including cognitive, associative, and autonomous phases. In the cognitive phase, learners understand the task and its requirements. The associative phase involves refining skills through practice, while the autonomous phase allows for the execution of skills with little conscious effort, enabling multitasking and improved performance.