2014
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0097345
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Keeping Your Eye on the Rail: Gaze Behaviour of Horse Riders Approaching a Jump

Abstract: The gaze behaviour of riders during their approach to a jump was investigated using a mobile eye tracking device (ASL Mobile Eye). The timing, frequency and duration of fixations on the jump and the percentage of time when their point of gaze (POG) was located elsewhere were assessed. Fixations were identified when the POG remained on the jump for 100 ms or longer. The jumping skill of experienced but non-elite riders (n = 10) was assessed by means of a questionnaire. Their gaze behaviour was recorded as they … Show more

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“…To the best of our knowledge, this question has not yet been investigated to date. Thus, although Hall, Varley, Kay, and Crundall (2014) studied point of gaze in show-jumping athletes, they neither used pupillometry nor measured QE in their study. Second, it explores the possibility that pupillometry can facilitate investigation of the relationship between level of expertise and QE.…”
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“…To the best of our knowledge, this question has not yet been investigated to date. Thus, although Hall, Varley, Kay, and Crundall (2014) studied point of gaze in show-jumping athletes, they neither used pupillometry nor measured QE in their study. Second, it explores the possibility that pupillometry can facilitate investigation of the relationship between level of expertise and QE.…”
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“…Ainda assim, ressalta-se que os principais avanços no entendimento sobre como se comporta a atenção visual do atleta quando inserida no contexto real dos esportes aconteceu através da implementação de sistemas capazes de realizar o monitoramento e análise do comportamento ocular em diferentes circunstâncias e momentos esportivos. Tais sistemas de rastreamento ocular, também conhecidos como Eye-Trackers, (Holmqvist, Nyström, Andersson et al, 2011) tem sido amplamente utilizados para monitorar o foco da atenção visual do atleta e assim, avaliar como tal função se comporta no momento da prática esportiva, bem como para estudar suas relações com o rendimento final (Oudejans et al, 2012;Hall et al, 2014;Vine et al, 2013). Geralmente, tais sistemas permitem a sobreposição e cruzamento de imagens obtidas de uma câmera frontal (direcionada ao ambiente) das imagens de uma micro-câmera ocular.…”
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“…Assim, tal sistema pode viabilizar estimativas mais ecológicas sobre as informações sensoriais que estão sendo priorizadas pelo atleta para planejar e executar (ou inibir) seus movimentos. Nesta revisão, foi possível observar que muitos estudos com registros oculares se propuseram a investigar como os atletas monitoram os objetos ao seu redor em diferentes situações e modalidades esportivas, como no voleibol (Piras et al, 2010), no pênalti do futebol (Wood & Wilson, 2011), golfe (Gonzalez et al, 2012), Críquete (Hopwood, 2011), basquete (Wu et al, 2013), Hipismo (Hall et al, 2014) e tiro esportivo , entre muitas outras modalidades.…”
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