Yesterday’s SpertLab meeting featured David Farrokh, instructor and co-creator of The Science & Practice of High Performance Sport Coaching at Brown University, Damian Kelty-Stephen, Associate Professor of Psychology at SUNY New Paltz, and Henrique Brito, researcher from CIPER’s Skill Learning group and member of SpertLab.
David Farrokh and Damian Kelty-Stephen presented “Multiscale Dynamics in Competitive Coordination”, exploring coordination across multiple timescales in competitive contexts. Henrique Brito presented “The Role of Environmental Constraints in Channeling Goal-Directed Movement Variability”, focusing on how environmental constraints can shape functional variability in goal-directed movement.
The session brought together complementary perspectives on ecological information, coordination, variability, and adaptation in human performance.
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