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A key part of making decisions in sport, particularly fast-paced sports, is knowing where to look to find the most useful information around you.
Research tends to find skilled players are better at looking for and seeing the options and what's happening around them in the playing environment.
Processing information under pressure is also key to skilled performance.
For coaches, it is particularly important to consider cognition and fatigue in training.
The research conducted at Western Sydney University showed cognition could be a reliable marker of ability over time and provide some basis for prediction of talent. If so, the methods used or similar approaches could be included in talent identification protocols. Dr Kylie Steel is a senior lecturer in skill acquisition and sports performance. Her research concerns the visual cues taken from movement (biological motion)used for identification, deception, recognition and learning in settings such as the military, rehabilitation and sport. Kylie has presented nationally and internationally and published several papers in the above mentioned areas..
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