Degeneracy of the perceptual-motor system for aperture crossing in cycling

Key Points

• The study shows interactions within the perceptual-motor system during aperture crossing in cycling while addressing visual feedback.
• Key evidence includes the effects of visual cues on the motor control strategies of cyclists during different crossing conditions.
• Observational analysis explores how cyclists adapt their approach to crossing apertures based on perceptual cues.
• Insights about the degeneracy of motor control may enhance training approaches for skilled cycling and performance modeling.