Learning to Do It Right by Practicing Doing It Wrong
Explore the benefits of practicing "wrong" techniques in sports training, examining impacts on performance, perception, and movement variability.
Learning to Do it Right by Practicing Doing it Wrong
Exploring unconventional practice methods: Study reveals potential benefits of intentionally performing "wrong" actions to enhance learning and skill development in various domains.
How Does Motivation Fit in an Ecological Approach to Skill? - Episode 433
Exploring how non-linear pedagogy fosters intrinsic motivation in sports coaching, connecting Self-Determination Theory with ecological approaches to skill development.
Letting the Body Find its Way: The Role of Attention in Skilled Movement
Explore the interplay between conscious thought and automatic processes in skilled movement, examining how attention impacts performance and expertise in physical activities.
Creativity and Motor Skills in Team Sports - Research Review
Explore the relationship between creativity, motor skills, and divergent thinking in team sports through a review of recent research findings.
Why Does International Law Matter?
Explore the significance of international law with experts Johns and Ozsut, examining its impact on global politics, diplomacy, and conflict resolution.
Algorithmic Attention Rents in Big Tech Platforms - A Conversation
Experts discuss how tech platforms leverage user attention for market control, proposing algorithmic attention rents theory and calling for regulatory disclosure of attention metrics and monetization methods.
International Economic Law for a Multipolar World
Explore how shifts in global power dynamics are reshaping international economic law and its future development in an increasingly multipolar world.
The Air-Conditioning Paradox: Urban Heat and Climate Change Adaptation
Explore urban heat challenges and the Air-Conditioning Paradox as extreme heat events intensify, impacting city dwellers' health and well-being.
An Ecological Approach to Submission Grappling and Jiu Jitsu Training
Explore innovative ecological dynamics principles applied to submission grappling and Jiu Jitsu training, enhancing coaching techniques and athlete performance.
The Effects of the Yips on Muscle Synergies in Throwing
Explores how the Yips affect muscle coordination in throwing, examining changes in motor control and muscle synergies. Discusses research findings on spatiotemporal patterns in affected baseball players.
Classic Motor Learning Effects in Expert Performance - Focus of Attention and Self-Control
Explore the application of classic motor learning effects on expert athletes, focusing on self-controlled practice and attentional focus in basketball free throws.
Classic Motor Learning Effects for Expert Athletes - Focus of Attention and Choice
Exploring if OPTIMAL theory principles apply to skilled athletes, examining focus of attention and self-controlled practice effects on free throw accuracy in basketball players.
On the Value of a Skill Acquisition Specialist - Experiences and Insights
Explore the role and impact of a Skill Acquisition Specialist in team settings, drawing from personal experiences and insights on enhancing performance and learning outcomes.
Relationship Between the Yips and Motor Imagery Ability in Baseball Players
Explore the connection between throwing yips and motor imagery skills in baseball, examining research findings and potential implications for player performance and training.
Relationship Between the Yips and Motor Imagery Ability in Athletes - Lecture 477
Explore the connection between the Yips and motor imagery in athletes, examining differences in mental visualization and an ecological perspective on this performance issue.
New Research Addressing Limitations in Focus of Attention Literature
Explores recent studies challenging traditional views on attentional focus in motor learning, offering insights into performance enhancement and motivation in sports and physical activities.
New Research Addressing Limitations of Focus of Attention Literature
Exploring new studies on focus of attention in sports: examining effects of varied external cues and internal focus locations on performance and motivation in golf and motor skills.
The Legacy of Michael Turvey - Contributions to Ecological Perception-Action
Exploring Michael Turvey's influential career and contributions to the ecological approach in perception-action research, highlighting his impact on the field.
A Nonlinear Pedagogy Approach to Using Mental Imagery in Sports
Explore nonlinear pedagogy in sports mental imagery, focusing on self-organization and functional movement variability. Discover adaptable skills through ecological approaches.
Movement as Problem Solving - Reconceptualizing Sport Behavior
Explore how sports movements can be reconceptualized as problem-solving activities, offering insights into athlete performance and skill development.