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How training your gaze could help you master sports — and your own attention
['Daphne Koller', 'Founder', 'Ceo Of Insitro.', 'Adam Grant', 'Organizational Psychologist', 'Will Guidara', 'Restaurateur', 'Author', 'Paula Pant', 'Host']
Big Think
In a study focused on helping varsity basketball players shoot free throws, quiet eye training proved even more beneficial.
Researchers have also explored whether the benefits of quiet eye training can extend beyond sports.
In 2023, for example, a team of researchers based in the Czech Republic utilized a form of quiet eye training to help focus the attention of children with ADHD.
Maybe quiet eye training could be the answer.
In a new project, Robison is adapting the quiet eye technique into training protocols to help people do just that.