Dynamic Interceptive Actions in Sport: Current Research and Practical Applications Book

	List of tables
	List of figures
	List of contributors
	Preface
1	Interceptive actions in sport: theoretical perspectives and practical applications	1
2	Cognitive expertise and performance in interceptive actions	40
3	Visual search and cue utilisation in racket sports	64
4	Vision and proprioception in interceptive actions	90
5	Learning to cross a balance beam: implications for teachers, coaches and therapists	109
6	Implicit and explicit learning in interceptive actions	126
7	Visual information for one-handed catching	144
8	Intercepting accelerating projectiles	158
9	Catching fly balls	172
10	Auditory information and the co-ordination of one-handed catching	184
11	Sensitivity of children and adults to haptic information in wielding tennis rackets	195
12	Perception and action during interceptive tasks: an integrated modelling perspective	212
13	Co-ordination dynamics of interceptive actions	225
14	Bimanual co-ordination in catching behaviour	242
15	Co-ordination in the volleyball serve: expert-novice differences	259
16	Co-ordination and control of kicking in soccer	273
17	Strategy and practice for acquiring timing in discrete, self-paced interceptive skills	288
18	Control of grip force in interceptive sport actions	301
19	Grip force dynamics in cricket batting	311
20	Visual regulation of the long jump approach phase	326
21	Control and co-ordination in the triple jump	335
	Index	343