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What is the nature of representations within the human primary motor cortex (M1)? Early primate studies proposed that M1 is mainly involved in encoding muscle force, i.e., intrinsic aspects of movement ([Evarts, 1968][1]). Later studies involving single-cell recordings in primates suggested that

Visuomotor Representations within the Human Primary Motor Cortex: The Elusive Markers of Visuomotor Associative Learning