Analysis of eye movements in sports is one of the perspective methods of both diagnostics of athletes' skill level and training of cognitive aspects of professionally important qualities in specific sports, including biathlon. The article presents a study on the systematization and analysis of data on the use of eye movement registration systems in biathlon.
eye movement analysis, eye tracking, biathlon, psychophysiology of sports
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