Seeing Is Believing: Blind Putting Drills Confer No Advantage to the Novice Golfer

Fisher, Kevin; Fairbrother, Jeffrey T.

doi:10.1080/02701367.2019.1674443

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“…Golf is a sport in which the result mostly depends on correct body position and control. Blind trainings are practiced in this sport to improve sensation [73]. Beginning golfers performed strokes with and without visual control.…”

Section: Use Of Sensory Integration In Sports and Recreational Physic...mentioning

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Sensory integration research: priority scientific directions based on the analysis of Web of Science Core Collection resources

Podrihalo,

Jagiello,

Xiaohong

et al. 2023

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Background and Study Aim. Monitoring the condition of athletes is one of the leading tasks in sports science. Predicting success and skill growth is an integral part of monitoring. The fulfillment of this task requires the use of modern methods and the sensory integration analysis occupies an important place. The purpose of this article is to analyze publications on sensory integration and identify priority research areas in this field. Material and Methods. The bibliometric database Web of Science Core Collection (WoS) was analyzed. 388 sources that met the search criteria for 2013-2023 were selected for primary analysis. Bibliometric methods were used for processing the obtained information. The program VOSviewer 1.6.18 was used for keyword analysis and direct citation analysis with the construction of bibliometric maps, visualization of cluster density, and weight – citations. Results. The leading publication categories in WoS were Neurosciences, Sport Sciences, Psychology, Psychology Experimental, Physiology, Rehabilitation. The distribution of publications by years was fairly evenly. Most publications were related to Germany and the USA. The most frequent institutions were German Sport University Cologne, Universidade de Sao Paulo, Shanghai University of Sport, Institute National de la Sante et de la Recherche Medicale Inserm, University of Freiburg. The most cited authors were identified. The constructed bibliometric maps allowed us to identify the leading thematic areas of research and current research directions in the field. The two most important clusters were identified. The largest cluster reflects research on balance and posture and the use of special exercises for rehabilitation in different population groups. The second cluster includes the most significant keyword in the whole map – "sensorimotor integration". The works reflect studies of sensorimotor integration, the study of movement features, and coordination and control of movement at different levels. Conclusions. The conducted bibliometric analysis of publications confirms the relevance of sensorimotor integration. A stable interest in this problem has been determined. Research in this area has neurophysiological, sports-recreational, and medical-rehabilitation directions. Neurophysiological research is aimed at analyzing balance and equilibrium and the application of various tests and functional samples. The sport context studies sensory integration in different sports. Recreational publications have investigated sensory integration as a criterion of health. The therapeutic and rehabilitation focus explores the use of sensory integration as a criterion for treatment and rehabilitation. A characteristic feature is the intersection of these directions. There is a lack of studies devoted to sensory integration in sport dancing. There is a lack of studies aimed at studying the psychophysiological state. These types of research should be assessed as relevant.

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Section: Use Of Sensory Integration In Sports and Recreational Physic...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Sensory integration research: priority scientific directions based on the analysis of Web of Science Core Collection resources

Podrihalo,

Jagiello,

Xiaohong

et al. 2023

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“…Readers who want a deeper description of swing performance variables can read [ 4 ]. Several studies determining the effects of different training protocols on swing performance have been published [ 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 ]. One of the key methodological issues that should be addressed to obtain robust conclusions is the reliability of the protocol used to measure full swing performance, but very few of the published studies have provided a specific reliability analysis for the testing protocols used [ 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 ].…”

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Test–Retest Reliability of Task Performance for Golf Swings of Medium- to High-Handicap Players

Villarrasa-Sapiña

Ortega-Benavent

Monfort-Torres

et al. 2022

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Background: Golf swing performance in medium- to high-handicap players must be reliably measured to use this variable in both research studies and in applied settings. Nevertheless, there are no studies published on this topic and test–retest evidence is only available for low-handicap players. The aim of this study was to determine the number of attempts necessary to obtain a reliable measurement protocol for swing performance variables in medium- to high-handicap players. Methods: Ten amateur players (55.67 (13.64) years, 78.4 (11.4) kg, 1.75 (7.95) m) took part in a test–retest study in two experimental sessions one week apart. In each one, fifteen swings with a six iron and a driver were evaluated with a 3D Doppler tracking golf radar. Results: The results showed that variables related to side carry could not be reliably measured in medium- to high-handicap players in only fifteen trials (ICC < 0.26, SEM > 12.05 m and MDC > 33.41 m). The rest of the performance variables related to the club and ball trajectories could be reliably measured with a 3D Doppler radar with between seven and ten swings. Conclusions: At least seven swings are recommended for the driver and ten for the six iron to measure golf swing performance.

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Angewandte Sportphysiotherapie - Untere Extremität

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Seeing Is Believing: Blind Putting Drills Confer No Advantage to the Novice Golfer

Cited by 3 publications

References 27 publications

Sensory integration research: priority scientific directions based on the analysis of Web of Science Core Collection resources

Sensory integration research: priority scientific directions based on the analysis of Web of Science Core Collection resources

Test–Retest Reliability of Task Performance for Golf Swings of Medium- to High-Handicap Players

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