This commentary to the recent article by Wade & Kazeck discusses the role of constraints as a key concept in the understanding of the limitations in DCD. The concept of constraints is linked to affordances and is useful in the understanding of changes due to development and learning and the limitations of DCD, irrespective of theoretical point of view.
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