NEUROSCIENCE

Downhill skiing demands split-second adaptations to a rapidly changing alpine environment. At the core of this athletic performance is proprioception, […]

Perceiving is not limited to sensory information; it includes the development of our interpretation capacity, organization, and the implementation of

At highway speeds on a mountain face, the human brain processes an overwhelming deluge of environmental data to maintain balance

Skiing demands a highly perceptive skill. Perception is reflective consciousness in which we deliberate in detail our performance and adopt

Sensory memory is the ability to retain impressions of sensory information. It is a type of short memory that allows

The sense of touch is the first sense that develops in the uterus and the most widespread sensory system of

Skiing is the result of different sensory sources cooperation. Our brain’s integration of information from different sensory channels consents us

Moving on snow provides sensations that we do not always perceive, do not identify or differentiate, then we cannot develop

Sensitivity is addressed in several sports, but in alpine skiing, it is a skill that must be trained constantly since

Each skier involuntarily receives or voluntarily picks up information during skiing through sensory receptors. External energy is taken by these