Cardiorespiratory response patterns during multifunctional imagery-assisted biofeedback training – a case study
Jolly Roy,
Aravind Athrey,
Cheryl Xavier
et al.
Abstract:Objectives
The study aimed to expand the knowledge of cardiorespiratory response patterns while engaging in multifunctional imagery-assisted biofeedback training in a young cricketer.
Methods
The athlete was asked to engage in imagery (e.g. facing the bowler in an over: six ball) and cardiorespiratory responses were monitored using biofeedback equipment. The study involved a total of 19 sessions. Phases 1 & 2 focused on n… Show more
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