Doctor Kylie Steel
ACADEMIC COURSE ADVISOR HONOURS - HEALTH SCIENCES,
Dean's Unit - School of Science and Health
LECTURER SPORT & EXERCISE SCIENCE,
PDHPE (SoSH)
Personal
Qualifications
- PhD University of Sydney
- MHlthSc University of Sydney
- BScPhysEd University of New England
- DipTeach University of New England
UWS Organisational Unit (School / Division)
- Dean's Unit - School of Science and Health
- PDHPE (SoSH)
Contact
| Email: | K.Steel@uws.edu.au |
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| Extension: | 5523 |
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| Location: | BD.1.27 Penrith (Werrington South) |
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Biography
Dr Kylie Steel is a lecturer in skill acquisition and sports performance in the School of Science and Health at the University of Western Sydney. Kylie’s research concerns; TM-ID testing, factors effecting decision-making in teams (e.g., liking), video-self-modeling, pattern recognition, physical activity, and implicit training methods. Further she is investigating the utilization of skill acquisition specialists in the Australian sports community. Kylie has presented nationally and internationally and published several papers in the above mentioned areas.
This information has been contributed by Doctor Steel.
Interests
- Decision Making
- Implicit and explicit learning
- Pattern Recognition
- TM-ID
Committees
- SoHS
Teaching
Previous Teaching Areas
- 400886 Motor Control and Skill Acquisition, 2012
Publications
Chapters in Books
- Steel, K. and Clothier, P. (2013), 'Video self-modeling and kicking accuracy on the non-preferred side', Science and Football VII, Routledge 9780415689915.
Journal Articles
- Steel, K., Harris, B., Baxter, D. and King, M. (2013), 'Skill acquisition specialists, coaches and athletes: The current state of play?', Journal of Sports Behavior, .
- Steel, K. (2013), 'Video self-model training of punt kicking', International Journal of Sport and Health Science, 5.
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2012), 'Liking and response latency in team-mate identification: Processing delays below the level of conscious awareness', Perceptual and motor skills, 8.
- Steel, K. and Eisenhuth, J. (2012), 'The Team-Mate Identification (TM-ID) test: a portable apparatus for collecting decision latencies for players in team invasion sports', International Journal of Sport Science and Engineering, 1.
- Steel, K. and Eisenhuth, J. (2012), 'The Team-Mate Identification (TM-ID) test : a portable apparatus for collecting decision latencies for players in team invasion sports', International Journal of Sports Science and Engineering, 6.
- Steel, K. and Eisenhuth, J. (2012), 'The Team-Mate Identification (TM-ID) test : a portable apparatus for collecting decision latencies for players in team invasion sports', International Journal of Sports Science and Engineering, 6.
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2012), 'Liking and response latency in teammate identification : processing delays below conscious awareness?', Perceptual and Motor Skills, 8.
- Steel, K., Adams, R., Canning, C. and Eisenhuth, J. (2010), 'The Team-Mate Identification (TM-ID) Test: Effect of Participant and Situation Familiarity on Response Accuracy and Latency', International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching, 10.
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2008), 'Junior football players can classify runners as their team-mates from 400 ms video-clips', Perceptual and Motor Skills, 6.
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2007), 'Identifying swimmers as water polo or swim team mates from visual displays of less than one second', Journal of Sports Sciences, 8.
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2006), 'Identifying runners as football team-mates from 400msec video clips', Perceptual and Motor Skills, 11.
Conference Papers
- Steel, K., Adams, R., Coulson, S., Clothier, P. and Walker, D. (2013), 'Video Self-Modeling and Kicking Accuracy on the Non-Preferred Side.', Science and Football, Japan.
- Steel, K., Lien, N., Penkala, S., Penkala, S. and Graham, K. (2012), 'The effect of wearing of long leg compression garments on the kick accuracy of pre-elite Australian Football League players?', Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, USA.
- Steel, K., Harris, B., Baxter, D. and King, M. (2012), 'Coach, Sport Scientist or Psychologist: How coaches and athletes perceive the role of Skill Acquisition Specialists', Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, USA.
- Steel, K., Harris, B., Baxter, D. and King, M. (2012), 'At what level of development do coaches and athletes think a Skill Acquisition Specialist (SAS) would be most useful?', Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, USA.
- Steel, K., Harris, B., Baxter, D. and King, M. (2012), 'Why aren't Skill Acquisition Specialists (SAS) used more in sport by coaches in clubs and sports institutes?', Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, USA.
- Adams, R. and Steel, K. (2012), 'Testing and Training for Fast Identification of Teammates in Low Vision Conditions', Land Warefare Conference, Melbourne.
- Adams, R. and Steel, K. (2012), 'Testing and training for fast identification of teammates in low vision conditions', Land Warfare Conference, Melbourne, Vic..
- Sacilotto, G., Clothier, P., Steel, K., Fowlie, J. and O'Meara, D. (2011), 'Can A Period Of Intensive Skill Intervention Traing Effectively Enhance Underwater Swimming And Related Skill Swim Performance In The Short To Medium Term?', Australasian Biomechanics Conference 8th, Canberra, ACT.
- Steel, K., Adams, R., Coulson, S. and Canning, C. (2010), 'Self-as-a-model training of left foot Australian Football punt kicking in two cases using reversed video footage of the player's right foot kicks', Asics Conference of Science and Medicine in Sport, Port Douglas.
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2009), 'Recognition of water polo players as teammates from video clips of less than 1 second captured from overwater versus underwater cameras', Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, .
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2008), 'Can water-polo players recognise their team-mates from video-clips <1sec long taken above and under-water', 5th AAESS conference, incorporating the 5th Sports Dieticians Australia update Melbourne, Melbourne.
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2008), 'Can children recognize runners as their football team-mates from 400msec of video-clips', 5th AAESS conference, incorporating the 5th Sports Dieticians Australia update Melbourne, Melbourne.
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2007), 'Junior Football players' perception of teammates from 400 msec video clips of running action', HCSNet SummerFest? 07 Conference: The Law School, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Sydney.
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2007), 'Can water-polo players and swim team-mates identify swimmers as team-mates from less than one second of visual display', 2nd Health Sciences Faculty (FHS) Research Symposium: The University of Sydney, Sydney, Sydney.
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2006), 'Perception of teammates from 400msec video clips of running action', HCSNet SummerFest? 06 Conference: Sancta Sophia College, the University of Sydney, Sydney, Sydney.
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2006), 'Four hundred msecs vision of a runner permits teammate identification', Fifth Research Conference 2006 'From Cell to Society 5': Leura, the University of Sydney, Sydney, Sydney.
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2006), 'Identifying runners as football team-mates from brief visual displays', Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, Fiji.
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2006), 'Identifying swimmers as water polo or swim team mates from visual displays of less than one second', Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, Fiji.
- Steel, K., Adams, R. and Canning, C. (2005), 'Assessing ability to recognise running gait of touch football team-mates', Health Sciences Faculty (FHS) Research Symposium: The University of Sydney, Sydney, Sydney.
Research
Current Projects
| Title: | Can the use of video-self modeling improve the bilateral skill execution of a reach and grasp task for stroke patients? |
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| Years: | 2012-10-24 - 2014-06-30 |
| ID: | P00021130 |
| UWS Researchers: | Kylie Steel and Simon Green |
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