NeuroPerformance is designed for athletes in visually demanding sports who want to absorb information quickly, make better decisions for longer and outsmart their opponents to win.
The aim is to condition the function of the brain to gain a competitive advantage in a specific sport. It is an opportunity for those who want the 1% advantage.
Enhancing performance of the brain is broken down into three key categories of brain function:
- Balance and sensory integration
- Oculomotor (eye movement) and visuo-cortical function (see-decide-react)
- Breathing and heart rate coherence
- Read more about the relevance of the 3 sub-categories
To participate in the NeuroPerformance program it is necessary that you are assessed in the above 3 categories. From this assessment, your program will be strategically devised with consideration towards your current level of function, demands of your sport, and your level of commitment.
Research into the “neuro” world of sports has exploded in the last ten years, as scientists strive to find ways to unlock the hidden potential of the athletes’ brain. We know that the brain is a magic and powerful instrument yet perhaps it remains the most underrated and misunderstood key to mastering ones’ destiny. So how do we unlock its potential and navigate to this mysterious frontier?
Well – you must start by learning about the very organ that determines your limits and defines who you are – your brain.
A better understanding of brain function gives a better chance of brain manipulation. By signing up to the Neuroperformance program, you will start by learning about the brain-science. You will gain a basic understanding of anatomy and function and the theories behind neuroplasticity, flow-state, top-down control and brain endurance.
Athletes train their bodies to improve performance via the process of adaptative change. That is to say, when exposed to a certain type of stress, the human body will respond to that stress with the objective of making itself more resilient and capable of dealing with the given load. This applies to all systems of the body, including the muscular, skeletal and nervous systems.
Much focus around athletic performance is devoted to physical conditioning, and rightly so, considering sporting competition generally boils down to a contest of physical function. However, many coaches and peak-condition-athletes agree, ultimately, what makes a champion is “all in the mind”. How much commitment should be sacrificed towards conditioning this hierarchical master? Two things are for sure. Nothing worth having comes easy, and if your preparation is not different to your competitors, your results will be not different either.
To register interest in this program, fill out the form and we will contact you with further information.