Anticipation and visual search behavior in expert soccer goalkeepers

Article Abstract:

A novel methodological approach to examine the visual search behaviors employed by expert goalkeepers during simulated penalty kick situation in soccer is presented. It is shown that the successful experts were more accurate in predicting the height and direction of the penalty kick, waited longer before initiating a response and appeared to spend longer periods of time fixating on the non-kicking leg compared with the non successful experts.

Science & research, Psychological aspects, Analysis, Physiological aspects, Eye, Eye movements, Goalkeeping (Soccer), Fixation (Psychology)

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The effects of phase control materials on hand skin temperature within gloves of soccer goalkeepers

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the study of heat control for goalkeepers using specially adapted phase control materials to regulate temperature.

Sportswear, Gloves, Sport clothes, Temperature control

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Transfer and motor skill learning in association football

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the study of skill acquisition and potential skill loss when practising new football techniques.

Training, Motor ability, Motor skills

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