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Using the Quiet Eye to Avoid the Choke

Written by Joe Slowinski
Saturday, 12 June 2010
In the July 2010 Slowinski at-large, I discuss new research on the powerful impact of the quiet eye on elite performance as well as maximizing performance under stressful competition environments. In conclusion, I recommend a targeting process utilizing the quiet eye process. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE ARTICLE (in PDF)
Last Updated ( Sunday, 31 October 2010 )

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