Practice doesn't make perfect...it makes permanent. Perfect practice makes perfect.
Just practicing something over and over again doesn't mean you are doing it correctly. Take for instance a weight lifting move. You may use improper form for years thus learning that form...but it may be wrong. In many cases, it is a lot more work tearing a movement down and building it up right than it would be to just learn it right in the beginning.
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