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Movement synchronization in complex and dynamic team coordination
Mutual anticipation of teammates' actions enables efficient coordination that achieves a common goal and high performance. In team sports involving direct competition, such implicit and nonverbal interactions within short periods are required. If players begin moving after observing their teammates,
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