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James Feist is a Lecturer at the University of Chichester, specializing in Sports Performance Analysis and Coaching (Football). He delivers modules at Levels 4–7, including ‘Performance Analysis in Sport’ and ‘Analysis of Systems and Performance in Football,’ and contributes to undergraduate sport modules.
- PhD in Sport and Exercise Psychology (2022–Current)
- MSc in Sport Coaching Science (2020–2021)
- BSc (Hons) in Sport Science and Coaching (2017–2020)
His research focuses on visual exploratory activity (VEA) and pattern recognition in soccer. He investigates how elite players scan environments, using 360-degree video simulations to develop evidence-based coaching practices. His work spans women’s and men’s football, emphasizing skill acquisition and tactical awareness.
James’ recent publications analyze VEA in the UEFA Women’s European Championship 2022, pattern recognition in soccer, and the validity of VR simulations for training. His studies bridge cognitive psychology and practical coaching strategies, highlighting environmental awareness and decision-making.
- Education Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2023)
He coordinates modules like ‘Advances in Performance Analysis of Sport’ and collaborates on research projects exploring game reading and familiarity detection in soccer action sequences. His work aims to enhance coaching methodologies through technological and cognitive insights.
