Interceptive actions in sport : information and movement

By Keith Davids, G. Savelsbergh, S. Bennett, J. Kamp. 2002

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Are expert athletes 'expert' in the cognitive laboratory? A meta-analytic review of cognition and sport expertise (2010, background): “…any sport that dominantly requires coordination between a participant’s body, parts of the body or a held implement and an object in the environment (Davids et al., 2002) (e.g. tennis, fencing, boxing); strategic sports were defined as sports that involved simultaneously processing a substantial…”
Movement Systems as Dynamical Systems (2003, background): “[38] Coordination profiling refers to the use of actions in sport such as long jumping, triple jumpindividualised, in-depth analyses to examine how ing, and table tennis reviewed by Davids and coleach individual performer uniquely satisfies specific leagues.[41] In long jumping, for example, the lit”