Variability of Footfall Positions as Runners Approach a Jump Board

question 2

Multiple Choice

Variability of footfall positions as runners approach a jump board in long jumping increase and then decrease. This outcome has been taken to suggest that

• A) Runners rely on visual feedback less and less as they approach the jump board
• B) Runners rely on visual feedback more and more as they approach the jump board
• C) Runners rely on visual feedback less and then more as they approach the jump board
• D) Runners rely on visual feedback more and then less as they approach the jump board

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