Technical Neurofeedback (EU) — Athletes & Traders

What this is — in simple terms

We use your real-time brain signal to reward cleaner patterns and discourage noisy ones. The screen/audio responds immediately to what you do internally. With repetition, the useful pattern becomes easier to enter, easier to hold, and easier to return to after interruptions.

No suggestion or messaging — just a rule and practice.

Who this is for

Athletes — steadier input under pressure, cleaner timing, faster recovery.
Traders — clear perception in fast markets, deliberate execution, low switching cost.
Similar demands — pilots, surgeons, esports, creators with live deadlines.

If your world rewards clarity and composure under load, you’re in range.

Why this maps to performance

Cleaner input → fewer avoidable errors. As fast “noise” settles, relevant cues stand out sooner.
Faster state changes. Leave one task and enter the next without carrying residue from the previous state.
Lower cost to maintain output. A smoother baseline wastes less energy; performance holds later into the day.

How it works

SignalWhat we read
Non-invasive sensors track ongoing activity (1–4 positions). Clean placements, low impedance.
: your ongoing activity.
RuleWhat we aim for
A simple target: less fast jitter here, more stable mid-band there, smoother coupling between two sites.
: a clear target to move toward.
ResponseWhat you feel
The screen/audio tightens when you move toward the target and backs off when you drift.
: instant feedback tied to your signal.
LearningWhat sticks
With repetition, the pattern appears faster, holds longer, and becomes easier to recall on demand.
: the useful pattern becomes available.

Athletes — precision under pressure

Goal: cleaner input, better timing, steadier execution late in sessions.

What changes: less jitter in the signal, faster returns to baseline after intensity, fewer late mistakes.
We look at: how often the signal matches the target, how steady it is, how fast it recovers — plus practice logs (errors, reaction windows).

On-target line becomes steadier across sessions

Recovery after a “bump” shortens with practice

Traders — clarity and execution

Goal: lower reactivity during information surges; deliberate entries and exits.

What changes: smoother fronto-central activity, cleaner transitions analysis ↔ execution ↔ monitoring.
We look at: how often the signal matches the target, how steady it is, how fast it recovers — plus desk logs (reversals, decision latency, rule adherence).

On-target line smooths as reactivity drops

Settling to target speeds up after shocks

What we measure

How often you’re on-target (what it means)
Percent of a session matching the trained pattern. More time on-target → state is easier to access.
How steady that target becomes (why it matters)
We look at wobble. A steadier line means less internal noise and fewer slips when things get busy.
How quickly you recover after a challenge (the “bump” test)
We insert brief bumps and time the return to target. Faster recovery keeps decisions clean after disruptions.
Whether the state shows up away from the screen (transfer)
Short checks without feedback show if you can call the state on demand.
Field markers you care about (your world)
Simple counts you track: errors, reversals, reaction windows, transition latency, end-of-day drift.

Protocol

Baseline: brief interview + recording → candidate targets.
Plan: session cadence + which field markers to log.
Training blocks: 20–40 minutes; task-linked challenges where relevant.
Reviews: quick weekly reviews; fuller checkpoint at 4–6 weeks; adjust targets as needed.
Delivery: US and EU on-site;

Integrity & data (EU)

GDPR: minimal data, encrypted at rest, export on request.
No third-party sharing. You own your data.
Transparency: we document targets, parameters, and changes over time.

Contact (technical only)

Use the subject token that fits: [ATH] for athletes, [TRD] for traders, or [OTHER] for adjacent roles.

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Include: role, goals, availability (US, EU on-site / remote discovery via zoom).

Notes

This page is a technical front door. It is not a price list and does not make claims. If you need general information about neurofeedback, please use the main site.

Typical targets include steadiness (less fast jitter), deep but flexible focus (stable mid-band), and clean switching (smoother coupling). We show you the graphs and the notes.