Quiet Eye, Strong Focus: How Steady Gaze Elevates Performance for Thai Audiences
A recent study from a leading U.S. university shows that maintaining a steady gaze can boost speed and accuracy across tasks. The research, led by a psychology professor, reinforces long-standing observations about elite performers whose success hinges on sharp visual focus rather than sheer power. For Thai readers, the findings offer practical implications for sport, study, and busy professional life.
Quiet eye is the name given to a gaze held with minimal, purposeful movement. This technique helps athletes avoid distractions and prepare for action, whether it’s a golf putt or a basketball free throw. The research team is exploring brain-wide mechanisms to confirm how gaze control translates into better performance under pressure.