Neurofeedback for sport and performance.

Reads on composure under pressure, focus and concussion in sport, and where neurofeedback may fit in.

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Equestrian & Showjumping: The Nervous System That Speaks Down The Reins

Your horse may know you are nervous before you have picked up the reins. Here is how a rider's tension can reach the horse, and how a calmer brain may help you both in the arena.5 April 20265 min readRead article →

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Sport1 April 2026 · 5 min

The Putting Yips: Why Short Putts Go Wrong and Pre-Shot Nerves Take Over

You have holed that three-footer ten thousand times, yet today your hands jerk and the ball slides past. Here is what the yips are, and how a quieter brain before the stroke may help.

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Sport28 March 2026 · 5 min

Hockey & Netball: Holding Nerve on Penalty Strokes and Circle Shots

The whistle goes, the whole field turns to look, and one player has to shoot. Here is why steady hands desert good players under pressure, and how neurofeedback may help train a calmer brain.

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Sport24 March 2026 · 5 min

Cricket Concentration: Batting Through the Mental Slump and Bowling Under Pressure

Cricket asks you to stay switched on for hours for a ball that arrives in the blink of an eye. Here is how the brain manages that, why it slips, and how concentration can be trained.

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Sport19 March 2026 · 5 min

Swimming Galas: Easing Starting-Block Panic and Breathing Freezes

Your child glides through every training session, then freezes or cries when the event is called at a gala. Here is what may be happening in a young swimmer's brain, and what may help.

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Sport15 March 2026 · 5 min

Schoolboy and Club Rugby: Concussion, Safe Recovery and Match Focus

Your son has been cleared to play again, but at home he is short-tempered, foggy and battling with homework. Here is what may be going on after a head knock, and where neurofeedback fits.

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Sport11 March 2026 · 5 min

Running the Comrades: The Mental Side of a Very Long Day

Somewhere past halfway, the Comrades stops being a running race and becomes a conversation with your own mind. Here is what the brain may be doing on those hills, and how neurofeedback may help.

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Sport7 March 2026 · 5 min

The Padel Mindset: Quick-Twitch Reflexes, Court Frustration, and The Reset

One smash into the net and suddenly you have lost four games in a blur of irritation. Here is why padel tests your temper as much as your reflexes, and how the brain may learn to reset.

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Sport3 March 2026 · 5 min

Central Nervous System Burnout in Heavy Lifting: When Willpower Won’t Move the Bar

You are eating well and getting to bed on time, yet the bar feels heavier every week and the gym fills you with dread. The problem may sit in your nervous system, not your muscles.

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Sport27 February 2026 · 5 min

The Hyrox Wall: Why Athletes Freeze and How the Brain Handles Exhaustion

Halfway through a Hyrox race your legs may still have something left, yet everything in you says stop. Here is what the brain may be doing at that moment, and how training may help it stay calmer.

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