S. Watts

Most-cited papers

1. Failure of cerebellar patients to time finger opening precisely causes ball high-low inaccuracy in overarm throws.

   D. Timmann, S. Watts, J. Hore

   1999Journal of Neurophysiology132 citations

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2. Disorders in Timing and Force of Finger Opening in Overarm Throws Made by Cerebellar Subjects

   J. Hore, D. Timmann, S. Watts

   2002Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences104 citations

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3. Errors in the control of joint rotations associated with inaccuracies in overarm throws.

   J. Hore, S. Watts, Douglas B. Tweed

   1996Journal of Neurophysiology89 citations

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4. Constraints on arm position when pointing in three dimensions: Donders' law and the Fick gimbal strategy.

   J. Hore, S. Watts, T. Vilis

   1992Journal of Neurophysiology89 citations

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5. Overarm throws with the nondominant arm: kinematics of accuracy.

   J. Hore, S. Watts, Douglas B. Tweed, B. Miller

   1996Journal of Neurophysiology85 citations

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6. Prediction and compensation by an internal model for back forces during finger opening in an overarm throw.

   J. Hore, S. Watts, D. Tweed

   1999Journal of Neurophysiology72 citations

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7. Timing of finger opening and ball release in fast and accurate overarm throws

   J. Hore, S. Watts, J. Martin, B. Miller

   2004Experimental Brain Research64 citations

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8. Increased variability in finger position occurs throughout overarm throws made by cerebellar and unskilled subjects.

   D. Timmann, R. Citron, S. Watts, J. Hore

   2001Journal of Neurophysiology54 citations

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9. Kinematics of wrist joint flexion in overarm throws made by skilled subjects

   Derek Debicki, P. Gribble, S. Watts, J. Hore

   2004Experimental Brain Research47 citations

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10. Control of finger grip forces in overarm throws made by skilled throwers.

    J. Hore, S. Watts, M. Leschuk, A. MacDougall

    2001Journal of Neurophysiology44 citations

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11. Comparison of kinematics in skilled and unskilled arms of the same recreational baseball players

    S. Gray, S. Watts, D. Debicki, J. Hore

    2006Jurnal sport science43 citations

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12. Control of joint rotations in overarm throws of different speeds made by dominant and nondominant arms.

    J. Hore, Michael O'Brien, S. Watts

    2005Journal of Neurophysiology41 citations

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13. Finger opening in an overarm throw is not triggered by proprioceptive feedback from elbow extension or wrist flexion

    J. Hore, R. Ritchie, S. Watts

    1999Experimental Brain Research37 citations

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14. Timing finger opening in overarm throwing based on a spatial representation of hand path.

    J. Hore, S. Watts

    2005Journal of Neurophysiology36 citations

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15. Skilled throwers use physics to time ball release to the nearest millisecond.

    J. Hore, S. Watts

    2011Journal of Neurophysiology34 citations

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16. Arm position constraints when throwing in three dimensions.

    J. Hore, S. Watts, Douglas B. Tweed

    1994Journal of Neurophysiology29 citations

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17. Overarm throwing speed in cerebellar subjects: effect of timing of ball release

    S. McNaughton, D. Timmann, S. Watts, J. Hore

    2004Experimental Brain Research26 citations

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18. Timing of ball release in overarm throws affects ball speed in unskilled but not skilled individuals

    E. Jegede, S. Watts, L. Stitt, J. Hore

    2005Jurnal sport science25 citations

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19. Wrist muscle activation, interaction torque and mechanical properties in unskilled throws of different speeds

    D. Debicki, P. Gribble, S. Watts, J. Hore

    2010Experimental Brain Research24 citations

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20. Braking of elbow extension in fast overarm throws made by skilled and unskilled subjects

    J. Hore, Derek Debicki, S. Watts

    2005Experimental Brain Research24 citations

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21. Causes of left-right ball inaccuracy in overarm throws made by cerebellar patients

    D. Timmann, S. Watts, J. Hore

    2000Experimental Brain Research24 citations

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22. Finger flexion does not contribute to ball speed in overarm throws.

    J. Hore, S. Watts, J. Martin

    1996Jurnal sport science22 citations

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23. Deliberate utilization of interaction torques brakes elbow extension in a fast throwing motion

    J. Hore, D. Debicki, P. Gribble, S. Watts

    2011Experimental Brain Research18 citations

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24. Kinematics of Arm Joint Rotations in Cerebellar and Unskilled Subjects Associated with the Inability to Throw Fast

    D. Timmann, Paul Lee, S. Watts, J. Hore

    2008Cerebellum18 citations

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25. A novel shoulder–elbow mechanism for increasing speed in a multijoint arm movement

    D. Debicki, S. Watts, P. Gribble, J. Hore

    2010Experimental Brain Research16 citations

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26. A simple rule for controlling overarm throws to different targets

    S. Watts, Ivan Pessotto, J. Hore

    2004Experimental Brain Research12 citations

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27. Microstructure in the Cerebellum Individual Differences in Expert Motor Coordination Associated with White Matter

    J. Hore, S. Watts, M. Husain

    20150 citations

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28. Engaged in Restraint of an Active Object Control of Forces Applied by Individual Fingers

    O. Burstedt, I. Birznieks, B. Edin, R. Johansson +12 more

    20150 citations

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