NEUROSCIENCE

Chronobiology is the scientific discipline that studies the rhythms and “internal clocks” of the human body (body-clocks), this is, our […]

Performance optimization in elite sports is increasingly being redefined as a challenge of neural efficiency rather than just physical output.

Learning to ski is more than just a physical feat; it is a complex rewiring of the brain. When you

Skiing performance could be defined as our personal mode to make well use of inner (skills, behavior, effort, etc.) and

In the high-speed environment of alpine skiing, the difference between a perfect turn and a fall often comes down to

In skiing, our body tends to automatically assume determined dispositions based on vestibular and postural reflexes. When our stance is

During human development, primitive reflexes are inhibited, giving way to postural reflexes involved in dealing with gravitational demands. If primitive

In the high-velocity environment of downhill skiing, our brain must process a relentless stream of sensory data in milliseconds. From

In the context of high-speed mountain descent, spatial perception is a sophisticated computational feat performed by the brain’s neural architecture.

Spatial perception is being environmentally conscious and the maneuvers we generate in the circumscribing mountain space. It is a fundamental