raw visual reaction time.. strategy?
"Tall people have slower nerves, sensory lag"
http://www.scribd.com/doc/15635116/Effects-of-age-sex-and-anthropometric-factors-on-nerve-conduction-measures
http://www.scribd.com/doc/15635116/Effects-of-age-sex-and-anthropometric-factors-on-nerve-conduction-measures
Proust | 3 years ago
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I've found that holding my breath in just the right manner consistently improves my reaction time by 20ms. From the 180s to the 160s.
Just thought it was a tad interesting, :).
Just thought it was a tad interesting, :).
Proust | 3 years ago
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before hurling a spear at a mammoth i imagine my ancestors practiced holding their breath in the seconds before the toss, as it allows for increased precision and strength.. haha
Proust | 3 years ago
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I imagine it would be difficult to hold one's breath, aim, and straddle a dinosaur at the same time.
-Ken Ham
-Ken Ham
? | 3 years ago
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hehe, well i think most strenuous bodily operations require assistance from the thoracic diaphragm..
Proust | 3 years ago
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proteinace | 3 years ago
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That or get lucky. I've managed to get sub 30ms a few times, even as low as 16ms by concentrating very intensely. It almost borders on precognition....
? | 3 years ago
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Proust | 3 years ago
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Yep, did it just now, too. I'm the anon with 146.80ms record. None too shabby. My slowest was 216ms. Fastest was 16ms.
? | 3 years ago
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I came across a nice lit review on reaction time :
http://biae.clemson.edu/bpc/bp/Lab/110/reaction.htm
http://biae.clemson.edu/bpc/bp/Lab/110/reaction.htm
Proust | 3 years ago
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