TY - JOUR 
A1 - Sánchez García, Raúl
AU - Hayes, Sandi
AU - Williams, A. M.
AU - Bennett, S. J.
T1 - Multisensory perception and action in 3-ball cascade juggling
Y1 - 2013
UR - http://hdl.handle.net/11268/992
AB - Multisensory perception and action in 3-ball cascade juggling was investigated in intermediate-skilled performers by manipulating vision (full or lower field restricted) or ball weight (equal or different). There were main effects for both independent variables but no interactions. Manipulation of ball weight had a more pervasive effect on performance outcome, as well as central tendency and dispersion of kinematic measures of the juggling action. A common finding to both manipulations was that balls were tossed to higher zeniths, thus increasing parabola height and flight time. For intermediate-skilled jugglers, proprioception-haptics available when the balls were in the hands and vision of the balls and hands around the moment of ball toss and catch both make a contribution to the juggling action.
KW - Deporte
KW - Efectos fisiológicos
LA - eng
ER -