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Can you track this 90-mph fast ball in real time? 

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Can you track this 90-mph fast ball in real time? 

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> What does it take to learn this skill?
> What essential skills separate elite athletes from club level athletes?
> How do we progress the level of athletes in the future?

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VIDEO: Catch a 90 mph fastball at Isotopes Park

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Sport Specific Decision Making In a Go/No-Go Reaction Task 

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Sport Specific Decision Making In a Go/No-Go Reaction Task 

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> Reaction times varied significantly across experience for baseball players, but not basketball players.
> Results suggest that Go/No-Go RT could be used as an index of expertise for sport specific decision making.

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Perceptual Cognitive Expertise In Sport 

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Perceptual Cognitive Expertise In Sport 

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> Experts anticipated their opponents intentions significantly quicker than less skilled participants.
> Advanced perceptual cues facilitate performance in the way of greater anticipation, therefore reducing reaction time.

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Speed Of Processing In The Human Visual System 

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Speed Of Processing In The Human Visual System 

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> Event related potentials can sometimes reveal signs of neural processing well before the motor output.

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Why Batters Can't Keep Their Eyes On The Ball 

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Why Batters Can't Keep Their Eyes On The Ball 

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> The ball was measured to move 3 times faster than the professional athlete could track.
> Data indicated that the batter did not use any vergence eye movements.

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How Our Brains Can Track a 100mph Fastball 

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How Our Brains Can Track a 100mph Fastball 

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> The brain can predict the path of a moving object
> The brain perceives moving objects to be further along the trajectory than what a person actually sees with their eyes.