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The most impressive aspect of i-BrainTech is that it is a video game controlled exclusively by brain impulses, without any movement on the part of the player, focusing all attention on the mental process underlying the motor task while at the same time being very engaging for those using it.
After injury, athletes often face slower reactions, coordination issues, and reduced focus due to neuromuscular inhibition. Our motor visualization training strengthens neuromuscular function and preserves motor skills, helping athletes return to their pre-injury performance levels.
Mastering a skill takes thousands of reps, often limited by physical strain. Our platform extends training without physical load, allowing players to rehearse position-specific drills and target weaknesses, like improving their weaker foot. This improves focus and motor execution in high-pressure situations.
Effective cognitive assessment tools are rare in sports. Our platform leverages real brain data to reveal cognitive development and key traits like mental resilience and endurance, enabling precise player management.
The i-BrainTech system is a video game you control with your mind, only.
Our club has completed over 400 training sessions with i-Brain. I believe the technology is an outstanding tool for injured players.
I am a strong advocate for what i-BrainTech does. I firmly believe in the effectiveness of Visualization and Neurofeedback in helping injured athletes return to performance. I use the technology in my club's academy and truly believe that i-BrainTech represents the future of athletic training.
I conducted around 80 training sessions, working with around 8 injured academy players. The technology is remarkable, and I’m particularly excited about the new Rehab software feature, which will further support my work and offer a holistic solution for the Return to Play process.
Training with i-BrainTech boosted my performance a lot. I have no doubt that this is the future of football training, especially for younger athletes looking to create a career in football.
As soon as I learned of the severity of my injury I knew I had to do everything to get back on the grass well and strong. One of the options I chose to work with is i-Brain. Working with them made me relax, be sharp and maintain my brain activity. i-Brain helped me get back to the grass better and sharper.
You hear the phrase, "train your brain" all the time in soccer and the sports world. I have finally found a way, with the i-BrainTech system, to make that a reality.
At first I must say that I did not believe that it was something that could help me improve, but over time I really felt an improvement in concentration and also an improvement in my accuracy in situations that resembled scenarios that were in the game. Overall it was great and I would love to continue in the future as well.
When you do a lot of actions with the technology, with i-Brain, it comes automatically on the pitch. It’s really helped me with free kicks. It's given me confidence to do it all.
The training with i-brain helps me focus on actual game situations. There is no doubt that the use of i-brain will surely help young players who want to improve and develop.
We implement a weekly plan for our academy players, with each of them undergoing two sessions per week. This structured approach ensures consistent training and development. It allows the players to enhance their ability to concentrate and execute sports actions successfully. We adapt and customise these drills based on individual player needs and goals.
i-Brain is ahead of its time. This tool produces quality repetitions in the brain and our players receive additional training that improves their concentration and accuracy.
Neurofeedback can lead to faster reaction times, more sustained attention, and better emotion management, contributing significantly to athletes' performance
Sport psychologists will find that neurofeedback is a cutting-edge technology that holds potential for improving concentration and attention, lowering anxiety and disruptive mental chatter
The neurofeedback method not only allows athletes to achieve high performance, but also influences injury prevention and rehabilitation processes
By accurately qualifying and quantifying the cascade of physiological events that mark cognitive-motor learning, attention focusing, and self-regulation [...], it is possible to infer how our brain functions during challenging tasks and context.
Data analysis highlighted a significant reduction of response times and false alarms at computerized cognitive tasks in sportspeople who completed the [neurofeedback] training.
Research has shown that the use of positive imagery enhances the performance of motor skills. Injured athletes also reported using kinaesthetic imagery to remind themselves of how their body felt when it is in top form.
Years of research have demonstrated that biofeedback, neurofeedback, and mindfulness, individually and in various combinations, have been employed to effectively improve sport performance.
