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Perception of kinematic characteristics of tennis strokes for anticipating stroke type and direction

Shim et al., 2006

Document ID
4086263625287345181
Author
Shim J
Carlton L
Kwon Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Research quarterly for exercise and sport

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The purpose of this study was to determine the sources of visual information used by highly skilled tennis players in anticipating their opponent's shots. In Experiment 1, motion analysis of the strokes showed that the relative motion between the racquet and forearm was different …
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