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Impact of Spatial Occlusion Goggles on the Basketball Crossover Dribble

11th August 2020 By CU Sport Admin

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Abstract Spatial occlusion involves removing specific sources of visual information such as an object, limb or other information from the visuomotor workspace. In the sports context, limiting an athlete’s visual system to sub-optimal conditions during complex motor skills such as the basketball dribble may be detrimental to … [Read more...]

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Impact on Controlling and Passing a Football

11th August 2020 By CU Sport Admin

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ABSTRACT Introduction: The current study analysed the impact of spatial occlusion training on control and pass accuracy in football. Occlusion was achieved using goggles that removed the sight of the lower limbs and football as it was projected towards the participants. Methods: Fifteen skilled male football players were randomly … [Read more...]

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Impact of a Spatial Occlusion Training Intervention on Pass Accuracy

11th August 2020 By CU Sport Admin

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ABSTRACT Introduction: The ability to successfully complete a pass in football can positively impact the result of the game. While previous work has identified the importance of perceptual behaviours before and during passing action, there is a paucity of research analysing the impact of training interventions on pass … [Read more...]

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Science behind Chin Up Goggles Phase 2

21st September 2017 By CU Sport Admin

Introduction and Background Visual Occlusion is the process of limiting the vision of an object, limb or critical information source from the visuomotor workspace. Visual occlusion can be used in sport as a training tool to improve an athlete’s skill level. Previous research conducted using CU Sports occlusion goggles in basketball … [Read more...]

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Science behind Chin Up Goggles Phase 1

21st September 2017 By CU Sport Admin

Research Methods. 15 male basketball players with a minimum of 10 years playing experience were selected as participants. Each was assigned to one of three groups (occlusion, practice, control). Each group completed a pre, post, retention and transfer test. They were required to perform 10 trials of a dribble sequence (dribble, dribble, … [Read more...]

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