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MWITA-SG-2026-021 · Evidence B · P1

A 2025 randomized trial in young semi-elite soccer players found that adding one weekly VR session for eight weeks increased a prefrontal anticipatory ERP component by 40% and improved response speed and accuracy on a discrimination task.

What this does not establish

Neural and laboratory-task changes are not improved match decisions, win rate, injury prevention, learning transfer or commercial-product effectiveness.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

The abstract does not expose sample size or detailed effect estimates beyond the ERP change, and the additive dose is not attention-matched.

What would change the reading

Update from full-text appraisal and trials with blinded match-performance outcomes.

Primary routes

  1. SG-S013https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41290086/Open source record →

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