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Teaching method to improve eye-hand coordination in volleyball serve

Addivinola et al., 2021

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18044993358665942846
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Addivinola S
Cereda F
Aliberti S
et al.
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Journal of Human Sport and Exercise

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Problem statement. One of the many problems that learning to serve in volleyball may require is an ineffective eye-hand coordination. In the school environment, two approaches are used to train this fundamental: cognitive and dynamic ecological. The objective of the …
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