Sports Expertise Laboratory at @FMH_ULisboa. Multidisciplinary studies in Biology, Psychology, Neurosciences, and Pedagogy.
Lisboa, Portugal
Joined January 2021
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Honored to join discuss how adaptable decision-making in combat sports can be shaped through practice—grounded in cutting-edge ecological dynamics research in judo at @spertlab.
Grateful for the invite, @TylerYearby. Excited to share and learn!
Ecological dynamics approach to sport coaching: an opening.
@Duarterbparaujo
Enhancing decision-making in combat sports.
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Pre-performance routines as adaptive behavior in "self-paced" sport tasks.
Adriano Carvalho
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Today on @Progressaofi, a special guest!
Insightful. Challenging. Impactful. What’s the future of performance analysis? @Daniel_JCarrilh breaks it down.
Don’t miss it – tune in now! 🎙️🔥
Thank you, Daniel!
Welcome to Discussão Mundo!
Today, we have a guest from @FMH_ULisboa renowned @spertlab .
@Daniel_JCarrilh , in his PhD, studies football through an ecological lens—challenging conventional performance analysis.
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Great insights from one of the rising thinkers in football collective behavior and decision-making @Daniel_JCarrilh. Coming from @spertlab @ciper_fmh.
Great to see @SarajarviJani making the difference with this unique podcast.
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On December 10th, I defended my master's thesis, “The Ecological Dynamics of Decision-Making in Judo," at the Faculty of Human Kinetics. I am grateful to my family, friends, colleagues at @spertlab, and Professor @Duarterbparaujo for their support and inspiration.
On November 8th and 9th, SpertLab attended the XXV Conference of the Portuguese Society of Sports Psychology at the Rio Maior Sports School. Six researchers from SpertLab and CIPER-FMH actively participated in this nationally renowned event.
From left to right: Adriano Carvalho, Henrique Brito, Catarina Belchior, Henrique Lopes, Margarida Vaz de Carvalho, and Tiago Luzes.
To finish, @Duarterbparaujo, director of @spertlab and coordinator of @ciper_fmh, was honored as a former president and considered an Honorary Member of the Portuguese Society of Sports Psychology.
Congratulations!
Laura Andrea León, head of the Neurosciences Laboratory at COC, provided insights into the lab's contributions to sports psychology. David Barrera presented the role of sports psychology in Paralympic sports, while Luis Humberto Serrato discussed its impact on Olympic athletes.
@Duarterbparaujo co-authored an article on strategy in sports performance, particularly how training programs shape dynamic, adaptive, and intentional processes in performers, published in Cuardernos de Psicología del Deporte. Read here doi.org/10.6018/cpd.603531
This article challenges traditional training planning models, proposing that effective performance development emerges from dynamic, nonlinear interactions.
On 10 October, Manrique Rodríguez, another PhD student from the University of Valencia's Physical Education and Sports Department, presented his research project at SpertLab.
@coachcaldeira and @Duarterbparaujo published a new article on the "Finishing Space Value" (FSV) model for decision-making in high-performance football, now available in Sports. Read it here: mdpi.com/2075-4663/12/8/208
The FSV model, developed from positional data and grounded in players’ perceptions of match affordances, captures key shooting circumstances for the ball carrier.
On 3 October, @Joaquin_Marzano, a PhD student from the Physical Education and Sports Department at the University of Valencia, presented his research project, which is part of a collaboration between the International Tennis Federation, the University of Valencia, and SpertLab.
