ShiftingGolf: Gross Motor Skill Correction Using Redirection in VR

Chen-Chieh Liao;Zhihao Yu;Hideki Koike
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Sports performance is often hindered by unintentional habits, particularly in golf, where achieving a consistent and correct swing is crucial yet challenging due to ingrained swing path habits. This study explores redirection approaches in virtual reality (VR) to correct golfers' swing paths through strategic ball shifting. By initiating a forward ball shift just before impact, we aim to prompt golfers to react and modify their swing motion, thereby eliminating undesirable swing habits. Building on recent research, our VR-based methods incorporate a gradual transformation of visuomotor associations to enhance motor skill learning. In this study, we develop three ball shift patterns, including a novel pattern that employs gradual ball shifts with interspersed normal conditions, designed to retain learning effects post-training. A preliminary study, including expert interviews, assesses the feasibility of various ball-shifting directions. Subsequently, a comprehensive user study measures the learning effects across different ball shift modes. The results indicate that our proposed redirection mode effectively corrects swing paths and yields a sustained learning effect.
ShiftingGolf:在VR中使用重定向矫正粗大运动技能。
运动表现经常受到无意识习惯的阻碍,特别是在高尔夫运动中,由于根深蒂固的挥杆路径习惯,实现一致和正确的挥杆是至关重要的,但也具有挑战性。本研究探讨虚拟实境(VR)中的重定向方法,透过策略性的球移来纠正高尔夫球手的挥杆路径。通过在击球前开始一个向前的球移,我们的目标是促使高尔夫球手做出反应并修改他们的挥杆动作,从而消除不良的挥杆习惯。基于最近的研究,我们基于vr的方法结合了视觉运动关联的逐渐转变,以增强运动技能的学习。在本研究中,我们开发了三种换球模式,其中包括一种新的模式,即在正常条件下逐步换球,旨在保留训练后的学习效果。包括专家访谈在内的初步研究评估了各种球移方向的可行性。随后,一项全面的用户研究测量了不同球换档模式的学习效果。结果表明,我们提出的重定向模式有效地纠正了摆动路径,并产生了持续的学习效果。
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