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SportGolfers Spent Decades Watching Their Swing on Video. The Fix Turned Out to Be a Pulse on the Wrist
A new wave of wrist-worn training devices is teaching golfers to fix their swing through touch,...
musicPop's Biggest New Trick Isn't a Bigger Chorus. It's a Whisper Close Enough to Feel Like Touch.
A generation of pop production has quietly traded belted choruses for close-mic whispers and tiny sounds...
gamingThe Fastest Esports Players Don't Have Quicker Reflexes. They Have Trained Attention.
New biofeedback research suggests the split-second edge in competitive gaming has less to do with raw...
wellnessNational Wellness Month Is Onto Something Real. Here's the Nerve That Proves It.
Every August, wellness campaigns tell people to slow down and get a massage. Nerve science backs...
musicLearning Piano Takes Attention. Researchers Are Testing What Your Hands Can Learn Without It.
Piano is the biggest category in online music learning, and what learners run out of is...
SportRunning's Oldest Injury Problem Has a New Coach. It Taps You on the Leg.
More people are running than ever and the injury rate has not moved with them. Researchers...
SportSim Racers Went Faster When the Wheel Pushed Back. The Rumble Did Something Else Entirely.
New research on racing simulators pulled apart the two kinds of feel built into a steering...
gamingThe Cure for VR Nausea Isn't Better Graphics. It's a Tap Behind Your Ear.
Motion sickness has capped how long most people can stay in a headset for over a...
musicThe Real Reason Bass Makes You Dance Isn't Sound. It's Touch.
New neuroscience research suggests the urge to dance isn't only about what you hear. Two independent...