This is, to the authors’ knowledge, the first attempt to study gaze behaviors throughout a serve return in situ. The authors studied gaze behaviors in high- and intermediate-skill tennis players while they performed tennis serve returns. Participants returned 40 serves in 4 serve locations while wearing a mobile eye tracker. The ball’s flight path was deconstructed into 3 distinct locations (i.e., ball before bouncing on surface, the bounce area, and ball after bouncing on surface), and gaze behaviors along with quiet eye onset and durations were recorded. Results revealed that (a) high-skill players exhibited better return shots than their lower skill counterparts, (b) high-skill players and high-score shots were characterized by longer fi...
Aim. This research aimed at better understanding the relationship between gaze strategy and anticipa...
In ball sports, it is usually acknowledged that expert athletes track the ball more accurately than ...
In ball sports, it is usually acknowledged that expert athletes track the ball more accurately than ...
The authors studied gaze behaviors in high- and intermediate-skill tennis players while they perform...
Abstract: The general purpose of this investigation was to study the differences between high-skill...
Background: The purpose of this study was to explore the gaze behavior of tennis players with differ...
Eye-tracking research has allowed the characterisation of gaze behaviours in some racket sports (e.g...
none5noAim: Investigation of the combined occurrence and characteristics of saccades and microsaccad...
The purpose of this study was to examine how removing visual feedback affects ball and racket kinema...
Many studies has been done exploring the visual search (VS) patterns between expert and novice playe...
AbstractThis study analyses the visual behaviour performed by tennis coaches with different levels o...
The duration of the final fixation before movement initiation – a gaze strategy labelled quiet eye –...
none5noMicrosaccades are important fixation eye movements for visual scene perception. Compared to n...
none3Airz. Visual search strategy in sports may influence performance. Thus it is interesting to inv...
The aim of this study was to identify and compare the gaze behaviour of both advancement levels (Adv...
Aim. This research aimed at better understanding the relationship between gaze strategy and anticipa...
In ball sports, it is usually acknowledged that expert athletes track the ball more accurately than ...
In ball sports, it is usually acknowledged that expert athletes track the ball more accurately than ...
The authors studied gaze behaviors in high- and intermediate-skill tennis players while they perform...
Abstract: The general purpose of this investigation was to study the differences between high-skill...
Background: The purpose of this study was to explore the gaze behavior of tennis players with differ...
Eye-tracking research has allowed the characterisation of gaze behaviours in some racket sports (e.g...
none5noAim: Investigation of the combined occurrence and characteristics of saccades and microsaccad...
The purpose of this study was to examine how removing visual feedback affects ball and racket kinema...
Many studies has been done exploring the visual search (VS) patterns between expert and novice playe...
AbstractThis study analyses the visual behaviour performed by tennis coaches with different levels o...
The duration of the final fixation before movement initiation – a gaze strategy labelled quiet eye –...
none5noMicrosaccades are important fixation eye movements for visual scene perception. Compared to n...
none3Airz. Visual search strategy in sports may influence performance. Thus it is interesting to inv...
The aim of this study was to identify and compare the gaze behaviour of both advancement levels (Adv...
Aim. This research aimed at better understanding the relationship between gaze strategy and anticipa...
In ball sports, it is usually acknowledged that expert athletes track the ball more accurately than ...
In ball sports, it is usually acknowledged that expert athletes track the ball more accurately than ...