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P-ISSN 2168-7595
E-ISSN 2168-7609
Published Papers
Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2014June 01, 2014 BST

PaR (Plan-act-Review) Golf: Motor Learning Research and Improving Golf Skills

Timothy D. Lee, Richard A. Schmidt,
movement evaluationmovement planninggolf practicemotor performancemotor learning

Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2014

Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2014
  • The Effects of a Visual Distraction on Quiet Eye Duration and Putting Performance of Collegiate Golfers
    Timothy FultonJosiah ErtzAbraham RohlerFabio FontanaMickey Mack
  • PaR (Plan-act-Review) Golf: Motor Learning Research and Improving Golf Skills
    Timothy D. LeeRichard A. Schmidt
  • Influence of Attentional Focus on Learning a Swing Path Change
    Bob ChristinaEric Alpenfels
  • Electromyography Activity of Gluteus Maximus and Gluteus Medius Muscles Using the Somax Power Hip Trainer in Collegiate Golfers
    Jamie GhigiarelliAlex RothsteinJonathan NgJeanmarie BurkeKatie Sell
  • Sandbagging: Faking Incompetence on the Golf Course
    Daniel SachauLuke SimmeringMax AdlerWarren Ryan
  • Video Analysis of Left and Right Breaking Putts
    Gonçalo DiasRui MendesMicael S. CouceiroRicardo GomesFilipe M. ClementeFernando Manuel Lourenço Martins
  • A Good Walk Made Great: The Psychology of Business Golf
    Scott BarnicleJustin BarnesAmber Lee
International Journal of Golf Science
Lee, T. D., & Schmidt, R. A. (2014). PaR (Plan-act-Review) Golf: Motor Learning Research and Improving Golf Skills. International Journal of Golf Science, 3(1), 2–25.
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