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Kaylan Marckese, a professional goalkeeper, emphasizes the benefits of integrating eye tracking into training routines. For her, the technology helps identify moments where her gaze drifts away from the ball, offering data-driven opportunities for improvement. Through repeated practice, athletes can develop better gaze control—focusing precisely on what matters—leading to faster reaction times and better saves.
A non-athlete, such as a researcher or casual participant, can also experiment with eye tracking. As one participant found, their gaze was scattered during drills, revealing room for improvement. Over time and consistent practice, they could learn to focus better, enhancing their overall performance.