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BBSRC funded scientists at the University of Bradford have been working with elite athletes including the England Women’s Cricket team to study how vision may contribute to excellence in sport.
The researchers, working with colleagues at Liverpool John Moores University and the University of St Andrews, want to know if superior vision gives top athletes an edge, possibly because great eyesight can give them more time to react.
But it’s not just about top level sport. By understanding how vision and skills can be developed could help create new ways to deal with injuries or disease.
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BBSRC funded scientists at the University of Bradford have been working with elite athletes including the England Women’s Cricket team to study how vision may contribute to excellence in sport.
The researchers, working with colleagues at Liverpool John Moores University and the University of St Andrews, want to know if superior vision gives top athletes an edge, possibly because great eyesight can give them more time to react.
But it’s not just about top level sport. By understanding how vision and skills can be developed could help create new ways to deal with injuries or disease.
Feel free to embed this video with credit to BBSRC. bbsrc.ac.uk/news/health/2015/151207-n-testing-england-cricketers-performance-vision
See BBSRC News for the latest news, features and events: bbsrc.ac.uk/news
Follow BBSRC on Twitter: twitter.com/bbsrc
