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Why top sport stars might have 'more time' on the ball
"John McEnroe has reported that he feels time slows down as he is about to hit the ball, and F1 drivers report something very similar when overtaking,"
Has anyone bothered to measure, with EEG or MEG, the frequency of the various brain waves (beta, gamma, delta, theta, mu... probably not alpha) to see if some of them show an increase in frequency when the person perceives a slowdown in time?
"John McEnroe has reported that he feels time slows down as he is about to hit the ball, and F1 drivers report something very similar when overtaking,"
Has anyone bothered to measure, with EEG or MEG, the frequency of the various brain waves (beta, gamma, delta, theta, mu... probably not alpha) to see if some of them show an increase in frequency when the person perceives a slowdown in time?