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NeuroTracker is a simple yet effective exercise where you track targets in a 3D enviroment. The exercise adjusts speed and difficulty based on your level, making it easy for anyone to start training.
Sessions last 6 minutes and can be done on any tablet, laptop, or TV at home.
Our flexible programs adapt to your strengths and needs. Do just one session a day to ensure continuous progress and improvement.
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NeuroTracker has been scientifically shown to boost a wide range of brain functions, enhance mental processing speed, working memory, executive functions and much more.
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NeuroTracker's advanced "Dual Tasking" method lets you improve brain functions to advanced levels by incorporating secondary exercises while training.
Elite athletes use sport-specific tasks, such as stick handling or passing, to generate significant gains in both brain performance and specific athletic skills!
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NeuroTracker is used by thousands of people, including high profile athletes and celebrities that share the same passion for improving their brain.
NeuroTracker is used by 1000+ businesses all across the world. As one of the most scientifically validated brain perfomance products on the market, it is the product of choice for Nike, Manchester United, the US Military, and many more.
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With over 20 years of research, along with many other independent contributions around the globe, NeuroTracker is a leading tool used in human performance studies.
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NeuroTracker training across a professional baseball season transfers to large improvements in hitting performance for curveballs and sliders.
To assess the performance transfer effects from NeuroTracker training to professional baseball hitting over a competition season.
12 Japanese pro baseball players from the Seibu Lions performed NeuroTracker training at their own preferred timing and frequency over 5 months, completing up to 80 sessions each. Throughout this duration and 4 months prior, competition hitting metrics were recorded: zone contact, zone-swing strike, outside swing, outside-swing strike.
On average the baseball players’ NeuroTracker speed threshold scores improved by around 30%, with no ceiling effects from continued training. Metrics on fastball hitting showed no significant changes. However, metrics on non-fastball hitting (e.g. curve balls and sliders) revealed strong positive effects. Successful hit rate increased by +12%, while zone swing and outside swing strikes were reduced substantially by -25.3% and -26.5% respectively. Outside swings were also positively reduced by -9.6%.
NeuroTracker baselines effectively predict driving safety for both younger and older adults, and experienced and inexperienced drivers.
To investigate NeuroTracker baselines could be predictive of driving performance across 3 simulated scenarios, to see if these measures could be predictive of driving risks.
115 drivers were divided into three age and experience groups: young inexperienced (18-21 years old), adult experienced (25-55 years old) and older adult (70-86 years old). Participants were tested for 2 hours across three different driving scenarios varying in mental workload (low, medium, high), using a highly sophisticated driving simulator. A total of 18 different metrics on driving behavior were evaluated and compared to NeuroTracker baseline scores.
Statistical analysis of NeuroTracker results and driving performance metric yielded significant correlations, including being predictive of driving speed, breaking speed, and reaction to dangerous events. Low NeuroTracker scores effectively predicted elevated risks of crashes. Lower NeuroTracker scores also correlated significantly with slower average driving speed for older adults, providing evidence towards the theory that driving more slowly is related to the cognitive effects of aging.
A single 6-min NeuroTracker assessment correlates with key NBA competition performance metrics across a season of play.
The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between visual tracking speed (NeuroTracker) and reaction time on basketball specific measures of performance.
12 professional NBA basketball players (Orlando Magic) were tested with a 1-session NeuroTracker baseline (6-mins), reaction time assessment, and the were results compared to competitive performance metric across an NBA season. Competition data analysis focused on Assists, Turnovers, Assist-to-turnover ratio, and Steals.
Finding show that relationships between NeuroTracker baselines were most strongly correlatedwith Assist-to-turnover ratio, and Turnovers. Backcourt players were more likely to outperform frontcourt players in AST and accordingly very likely to achieve higher NeuroTracker performance. Reaction time was not related to any of the basketball-specific performance measures. Overall a single NeuroTracker session baselines showed significant correlation to the NBA players’ ability to see and respond to various stimuli on the basketball court in ways that resulted in better performance.
A 6-minute NeuroTracker cognitive assessment effectively predicts daily trader performance according to objective trading metrics.
To examine if cognitive assessments using NeuroTracker could be predictive of daily trader performance metrics.
29 professional male traders aged between 35 and 65 years old were recruited NeuroStreet Trading Academy over a 9-month period. Using the remote NeuroTrackerX software and anaglyph 3D glasses the traders completed 6-minute assessments each work day, following standardized research protocols. Data from the Ninjatrader Trading Platform was used to record 7 key performance metrics across each day of trading.
NeuroTracker data revealed a high learning response across a total of 624 days of trading. Data analyses showed a strong correlational relationship between daily NeuroTracker baselines and 5 of the trading performance metrics, with Total Net Profit being the most significant. The researchers concluded that a 6-minute NeuroTracker assessment was effective at predicting real-world trading performance on any given day.
A short NeuroTracker training intervention significantly improves fine motor-skills in elderly adults diagnosed with cognitive impairments.
To investigate if older populations with clinically diagnosed cognitive impairments associated with fine-motor skills difficulties could measurably benefit from a short cognitive training intervention.
38 elderly participants, half with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and half with mild dementia (MD) completed a total of 36 sessions of NeuroTracker training. The Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) test was used to assess the baseline cognitive status, and two batteries of manual motor skills assessments completed before and after the training program.
The results showed clear and significant post-training improvements in both manual dexterity tests. Analysis indicated that only 90-minutes of NeuroTracker training was needed to achieve these benefits with these populations. The researchers concluded that this type of intervention could have a broad impact on the aging population in terms of their daily quality of life.
A short NeuroTracker training intervention significantly improves off-the-block dive reaction times for elite collegiate swimmers.
To to determine if NeuroTracker training could affect off-the-block reaction times, by improving selection attention in university athlete swimmers.
15 male and female varsity swimmers were divided into active and control groups. The active group completed a training intervention of 10 NeuroTracker sessions, controls did no training. Pre and post training the participants were assessed 3 times on for off-the-block reaction times using the Ares Omega Timing System.
The control group showed a moderate improvement in reaction time, however the NeuroTracker trained group showed large improvement in reaction time (-11%). This pilot study indicates that selective attention may be a critical factor in reaction time performance, and that a short intervention of NeuroTracker training can significantly improve reaction times.
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