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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Batting performance"”.
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Concentration Characteristics and Batting Performance In Collegiate Baseball and Softball
<p>This study examined relationships between batting performance, trait anxiety, and concentration style. A predictive analysis was also formed to determine the combination of subscales that may best explain variance in batting performance. To accurately measure these variables, the Sport …
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Impact of the Variable Weighted MOI Baseball Bat on Swing Velocity Enhancement
… in the 1800s, individuals have sought to improve batting performance which is evident by the plethora of scientific literature that exists on the topic through today. Bat velocity is one key aspect of a successful baseball swing because as bat velocity improves, key components such as decision …
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Using the self-as-a-model with video editing in athletic performance
… self-modeling strategy in increasing the performance of four University of the Pacific baseball players. A multiple baseline design across participants was used as a means of assessing the effectiveness of the self-modeling technique. Participants viewed edited positive self-modeling …
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Examining a Three-Dimensional Model of Competitive State Anxiety in Sport
… state anxiety does not always lead to performance impairments. Taking this into consideration,a three-dimensional model explaining the potential adaptive nature of anxiety was proposed by Cheng et al. (2009); however, little research has tested this model since its development. …
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Examining changes in bat swing kinematics in various regions of the strike zone in collegiate baseball and softball players
… a bat with the hope of improving his or her batting performance during a game situation typically off a tee in a position of their own choosing. However, during a game situation an athlete may swing a bat through his or her strike zone depending upon the pitch thrown by an opposing pitcher. …