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Virtual Reality vs. Traditional Visualization: Impact on Motor Performance in Novel Climbers

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 Introduction:

Athletes have long utilized mental training techniques to enhance their motor skills. This study explores the effectiveness of Virtual Reality Visualization (VRV) versus Traditional Mental Imagery (TMI) in improving climbing performance among novice climbers. The findings offer insight into how different visualization methods impact skill acquisition and execution.

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Study Overview:

  • Participants: 21 novice climbers divided into three groups—Control Group (CG), Traditional Visualization Group (TVG), and Virtual Reality Group (VRG).
  • Methods: VRG used a 360° Ricoh Theta S camera and Woxter Neo VR1 goggles for VR-based visualization, while TVG used traditional mental imagery.
  • Analysis: Conducted via a simple ANOVA test to compare motor performance metrics.

 Integration of External Medical Sources:

  • Studies have explored the role of visualization in sports training. According to the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), mental rehearsal can enhance performance by activating motor pathways similar to actual execution.

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