Movement as Problem Solving in Sports
Offered By: Rob Gray via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a thought-provoking 21-minute video that reconceptualizes movement behavior in sports as a problem-solving activity. Delve into Rob Gray's perspective on how athletes dynamically solve "alive problems" through their movements. Gain insights from related articles and research, including "(Re)conceptualizing movement behavior in sport as a problem-solving activity." Access additional resources such as the speaker's Research Gate page for full article PDFs, ASU web page, and podcast Facebook page for supplementary content. Discover how this fresh approach to understanding athletic performance can enhance training methods and improve sports analysis.
Syllabus
462 - Movement as Problem Solving
Taught by
Rob Gray
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