Introduction
In the fast-paced scenario of a volleyball game, players need to rapidly process a considerable amount of information in order to make appropriate motor action responses. In this regard, perceptual-cognitive abilities seem to be a crucial aspect of skilled performance under time pressure. Previous studies have identified several key perceptual-cognitive functions important for skilled player performance. Specifically, compared to non-athletes or novices, experienced volleyball players have an advantage in eye movement dynamics (In open-skill sports, expert players have a superior ability to interact with dynamic environments in real-time (Recently, stroboscopic training has been indicated as an effective tool to enhance perceptual-cognitive functions and physical performance (Recent evidence (Also, to the authors’ knowledge, there are limited studies about the use of Based on the reported research gaps, the current study aimed at investigating the effect of stroboscopic training on young volleyball players. The 6-week program was based on 