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Cognitive training by neurofeedback-EEG for athletes' performance : an interdisciplinary user-centred approach
Motor imagery (MI), defined as the mental representation of an action without physical execution, is a central component of high-level athletic training. Numerous findings demonstrate its effectiveness in enhancing attentional, affective, and motor components of performance. However, unlike physical
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