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      <title>What do batters use to coordinate and control their movements?</title>
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      <description>One of the main propositions of ecological psychology put forth by JJ Gibson (1979) on motor control is that the environment supplies specifying information for the performer to directly interact with to successfully perform the task.</description>
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      <title>Information-Coupling in Baseball Batters</title>
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      <description>Baseball batting is one of the most difficult skills to acquire in all of sports. Hitting a baseball under a dynamic and variable spatial time constraint poses a significant coordination challenge.</description>
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