Research has attested to the importance of three lower-order executive functions (EFs;
inhibition, shifting, and updating) and visual attention (VA) for sport performance. However …

Introduction Team sports athletes need excellent perceptual-cognitive skills, particularly
executive functions (EF) to strategically perform on the field. The transfer effect of cognitive …

Visual and cognitive skills are key to successful functioning in highly demanding settings
such as elite sports. However, their mutual influence and interdependencies are not …

The isolated approaching of physical, neural and mental states and the binary classification
into stable traits and fluctuating states previously lead to a limited understanding concerning …

The study examined the (1) interrelation of cognitive‐athletic performance concerning game
time and (2) injuries;(3) relation between executive functions and game intelligence. A total …

Background Soccer requires athletes to make quick decisions in dynamic environments.
Several off-court technology-based interventions have been developed to train these …

Previous research has demonstrated the effectiveness of executive functions (EFs) training,
both in computer‐based and school‐based formats. However, there is limited research on …

In this opinion piece I reiterate the concepts of near and far transfer as previously described
in the psychological literature. I show that despite very limited evidence, many technologies …

Three-dimensional multiple object tracking (3D-MOT) has been used in various fields to
mimic real-life tracking, especially in perceptual-cognitive skills training for soccer. Yet, the …

High performance team-sport athletes are consistently pushing the limits of human
performance under very high pressure. They achieve this by using their outstanding physical …