Ep. 382 – Intrinsic Midline Sense and the ‘Shooting’ Athlete

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November 11, 2024
Aiming, Ambient Visual Process, Asymmetrical, Asymmetry, Athletes, Balanced Bilateral Occlusion, Basketball, Centering, Inherent, Occlusal, Patterned Sense, Patterns, Self-Centering, Spatial Processing, Stephen Curry, Target, Vestibular, Vision, Visual Midline Shift

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