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1:02 – Background Context
9:35 - Paper #3 Introduction
10:25 - Key Findings
13:20 - Relevance to Quiet Eye
15:28 - Key Findings #2
19:10 - Practical Insights
23:35 - Current Projects & Book Recommendations
Dr. Howie Carson is a qualified PGA Professional Specialist Coach, BASES accredited Interdisciplinary Sport and Exercise Scientist, and Lecturer at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. He teaches motor control and applied sport science at the undergraduate level and supervises Ph.D. students in applied motor control, coach education, and dance science.
Dr. Carson has consulted with various national governing bodies in the fields of golf, cricket, motorsports, winter sports, and ballet.
His research interests include motor skill development, translational research design and talent development in applied sport and dance science.
Research Paper discussed in this episode: Where you look during golf putting makes no difference to skilled golfers (but what you look at might!): An examination of occipital EEG ɑ-power during target and ball focused aiming
Dr. Howie Carson’s Researchgate page: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Howie-Carson
Book Recommendations: Coaches Guide to Teaching Sport Skills
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Long-Term Development w/ Dr. Howie Carson (Part 4)