It’s in press. An invited chapter on Virtual Reality and Mental Training as part of the book Advancements in Mental Skills Training edited by Maurizio Bertollo, Edson Filho and Peter Terry.
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Our RIO-Symposium on Motor Imagery during Action Observation was one of the first symposia of this year‘s FEPSAC Congress at the University of Münster in Germany. Continue reading “Thanks FEPSAC 2019”
Imagery in physical education
How can we use imagery for physical education such that it adds to motor learning, and such that it can be implemented straightforward in a physical education class?
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Is Virtual Reality the panacea it first seems? Continue reading “VR and Motor Learning”
RIO 2019
Another great RIO meeting!
Invited Talks
Invited talks provide a great opportunity to discuss most recent research, to get to know each other’s approaches, methods, and projects, and to take the time and share thoughts. Continue reading “Invited Talks”
Special Section on Observational Learning
We’re part of a Special Section on Observational Learning, see here.
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Developmental aspects of imagery
Does mental practice by way of motor imagery training work for children and young adults, both in sports and physical education settings? Continue reading “Developmental aspects of imagery”
Imagery in physical education
Together with Dr. Andrea Menze-Sonneck, I realized a study in a physical education setting, with imagery tailored to the needs of a physical education class. Continue reading “Imagery in physical education”
Postdoctoral studies, from cognition to perception
Taking a perceptual-cognitive perspective on motor action, I started investigating perceptual variables related to the cognitive ones we’ve been interested in so far.
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