1. Introduction
Gal Ziv and Ronnie Lidor
Part 1. Theoretical Perspectives
2. Visual Search Theories and their Relevance to Sport Performance
Gal Ziv
3. Peripheral Vision in Sport
Christian Vater, Božo Vukojević and A. Mark Williams
4. An Embodied Approach to Gaze in Sport
Markus Raab and Florian Loffing
5. An Ecological Approach to Gaze Behaviour in Sport
Matt Miller-Dicks, Keith Davids and Duarte Araújo
6. Gaze Behavior and Expert Performance in Sport
A. Mark Williams, Brady DeCouto, Israel Teoldo and Christian Vater
Part 2. Applied Perspectives
7. Training Gaze Behavior in Sport
Lee Moore, David Broadbent and Christian Vater
8. Gaze Behavior in Golf Putting
Gal Ziv
9. Gaze Behavior in Baseball Batting
Rob Gray and Nick Fogt
10. Visual Strategies of the Racing Driver
Otto Lappi and Gal Ziv
11. Gaze Strategies in the Soccer Penalty Kicks: What Do We Really Know?
Artem V. Belopolsky, Ran Zheng and John van der Kamp
12. Gaze Behavior in Shooting in Basketball: From Research to Evidence-Based Quiet-Eye Training
Ronnie Lidor
Afterword. Concluding Thoughts
Ronnie Lidor and Gal Ziv
Biography
Gal Ziv, PhD, is the Head of the Motor Behavior Laboratory at The Levinsky-Wingate Academic College, Israel, and a senior researcher at the Institute of Sport Science and Innovations, Lithuanian Sports University, Kaunas, Lithuania. He conducts research on perceptual-cognitive skills and expert performance and learning.
Ronnie Lidor is a Professor of Motor Behavior and is the Director of the Levinsky-Wingate Academic College, Israel. His main areas of research are cognitive/learning strategies, talent detection and early development in sport, and sport for development.
