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PERCEPTUAL MOTOR PERFORMANCE AND NEURAL CONDUCTION ASYMMETRIES IN ELITE BASKETBALL PLAYERS

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Dominant hand faster but more Error-Prone in athletes, study finds

Knowledge-focused Completed

This study aimed to understand how the dominant and non-dominant hands differ in performance and nerve activity in elite female basketball players. Researchers tested 14 athletes on a timing task and measured their muscle and nerve signals. They found the dominant hand was more a…

Matched conditions: PERCEPTUAL MOTOR PERFORMANCE AND NEURAL CONDUCTION ASYMMETRIES IN ELITE BASKETBALL PLAYERS

Phase: NA • Sponsor: Karamanoğlu Mehmetbey University • Aim: Knowledge-focused

Last updated Mar 19, 2026 14:55 UTC

PERCEPTUAL MOTOR PERFORMANCE AND NEURAL CONDUCTION ASYMMETRIES IN ELITE BASKETBALL PLAYERS

Get alerted when new PERCEPTUAL MOTOR PERFORMANCE AND NEURAL CONDUCTION ASYMMETRIES IN ELITE BASKETBALL PLAYERS trials appear

Dominant hand faster but more Error-Prone in athletes, study finds