Effects Of Stroboskobic Visual Training On Cognitive Performance in Adolescent Male Volleyball Players.
Trial Parameters
Brief Summary
Objective: To determine the effects of a stroboscopic training program on cognitive function in adolescent male volleyball players. The study aims to reveal the impact of using stroboscopic glasses during a portion of their training on volleyball players' cognitive functions. The data obtained from the study will be important for improving volleyball training programs and contributing to the sports science literature.
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusion Criteria: * Being an adolescent male volleyball player between the ages of 13-18. * Having attended volleyball training regularly for at least one year. * Agreeing to attend training regularly throughout the study period. * Having signed the voluntary participation form and parental consent form. * Having no visual or auditory impairments. * Having completed cognitive function tests during the initial evaluation. Exclusion Criteria: * Having a history of a disease that could affect neurological, psychiatric, or cognitive functions. * Individuals whose use of glasses, contact lenses, or eye health prevents them from using stroboscopic glasses. * Having had a head, neck, or serious lower/upper extremity injury within the last 6 months. * Regular use of any medication (especially medications that affect attention/cognitive functions). * Individuals who declared they were unable to comply with the study process or who did not participate in follow-up assessments. * Individuals wh