Biological Motion Perception for Accelerating Sport Performance and Injury Prevention: A Scoping Review.

A scoping review published in Sports Medicine examined how biological motion perception—the ability to interpret movement patterns of other people—may contribute to improved athletic performance and injury prevention. The authors synthesized evidence on how athletes perceive and process human motion cues, with implications for training methods that sharpen anticipatory and perceptual skills. These findings may inform rehabilitation and injury-prevention program design for physical therapists working with athletic populations.

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