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Virtual-Reality training of elite boxers preparing for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics during the COVID-19 pandemic: A Case Study

Romeas et al., 2022

Document ID
14632465098676950114
Author
Romeas T
More-Chevalier B
Charbonneau M
Bieuzen F
Publication year
Publication venue
Case Studies in Sport and Exercise Psychology

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The COVID-19 pandemic struck right during the Olympic preparation, leading to significant training restrictions such as noncontact practices for combat sports. This case study research describes the application of a complementary virtual-reality (VR) intervention to train elite …
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