A Fulton Schools associate professor of human systems engineering applies the concepts and techniques of his field to the study of optimal ways to learn, develop and train to improve physical and athletic skills. In a recent podcast, Rob Gray talks about his recent book, “How We Learn To Move,” and the intricate perceptual-motor abilities involved in enhancing human movement. Gray translates the technical language used by scientists, engineers and medical experts into descriptions that offer audiences not trained in those professions practical advice on mastering the movements required to excel in sports and other endeavors involving dexterous physicality.