NeuroTrackerX Team
August 16, 2016
Having the physical strength and technical abilities by itself is not enough for elite soccer players. They use cognitive training to reach the next level.
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Having the physical strength and technical abilities by itself is not enough for elite soccer players. They use cognitive training to reach the next level.
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With a new team and new sports being added to this year's Olympic Games, Rio 2016 is must-watch TV for everyone in the world.
A newly published MRI study shows that brain disorders such as ADHD, Autism and OCD share brain biology characteristics and may lead to a new perspective on how and why these neurological conditions develop in childhood.
Working memory has been studied in detail for decades and is now recognized to impact all areas of learning and thinking.
A newly published study proposed that cognitive training could lead to increased blood flow in the brain - a measure of good brain health.
A 65-minute training intervention that improves working memory for soldiers, which can be crucial for decision-making and rapid information processing.
Dr. Pierre Beauchamp describes the scientific way to gain an edge in penalty shots. Part 2 - How Shooters Can Gain That Winning Edge.
NeuroTracker est un outil pour entrainer l'attention et la vigilance, utiles a la prise de decisions sur en jeu. Voici comment a s'applique au Football.
Dr. Pierre Beauchamp describes the scientific way to gain an edge in penalty shots. Part 1 - How Goalies Can Gain That Winning Edge
Veteran Manchester United FC coach Mick Clegg explains some of the science behind penalty kicks and how stopping them is a more difficult task than it seems.
A recently published study led by Dr. Harenberg has linked cognitive training skills to laparoscopic surgery performance.
Researchers believe that low working memory capacity is the reason why some didn't see the 'gorilla' in a famous video testing selective attention.
Knowing the signs and symptoms of a concussion will help you determine if you might've had a concussion, and if it is necessary to seek medical attention.
The best basketball players are not only very skilled, but they are able to track visual information better, at least according to a new study comparing visual tracking speed with basketball-specific measures.
Hear about how hockey coaches are turning to the latest neurotechnologies like NeuroTracker
With a reported number somewhere between 1.6 and 3.8 million sports-related concussions occurring in the United States annually, concussion screening in athletes is more crucial than ever.
Few high-pressure situations compare to what NFL GMs face when they have a high draft pick. Selecting the right quarterback can be tricky. Neuroscience has provided general managers with an extra piece of information that might make the job simpler.
Il n'y a pas que les athletes qui peuvent profiter des avantages de l'entrainement cognitif. Suivre des cibles pourrait vous aider a vous ameliorer au bureau egalement.
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