APPROACH

From assessment to progression

Our method combines standardised cognitive assessment and virtual reality training to build a tailored protocol, tracked and adjusted over time.

Our method in 5 steps

A continuous protocol, from initial assessment to long-term adjustment.

1

Initial diagnostic

Standardised cognitive assessment across 10 work domains. A precise profile before any recommendation.

2

Personalised protocol

From the profile, our protocol generator lets you target the exercises to prioritise for your athlete's training sessions.

3

Virtual / mixed reality training

The athlete trains immersed in calibrated cognitive-motor exercises, alone or coached.

4

Progress tracking

Every session feeds the statistical tracking platform, available to the athlete and their coach in real time.

5

Continuous adjustment

Periodic re-assessment and protocol adjustment to maintain steady progress over time.

DOMAINS

What athletes work on with PerforMind

Our exercises target 10 priority cognitive work domains in sports practice. Each session engages several of them, under conditions close to real play.

01

Discrimination reaction time

The brain's ability to process multiple pieces of information and then choose one of them before acting (for example: right or left, power or lob, etc.).

02

Flexibility

The ability to adapt our behavior and thinking in the face of changing situations (e.g., analyzing and making a decision simultaneously).

03

Focused attention

The ability to concentrate on an activity or stimulus over a long period of time.

04

Inhibition

The ability to interrupt an action in progress (for example: stopping one's movement during a feint).

05

Inhibition capacity

The time taken by the subject to suppress irrelevant information that disrupts the successful completion of the current action (e.g., time taken to pass to the right with the right foot or hand minus the time taken to pass to the right with the left foot or hand).

06

Post error time

The time it takes the brain to process information after making a mistake.

07

Reaction time

The time it takes the brain to process information before acting (for example: hitting, shooting, jumping, etc.).

08

Selective attention

The ability to ignore irrelevant information in order to focus entirely on important information.

09

Visual exploration / Motor speed

The ability to actively seek out important information from our environment, quickly and efficiently. Speed ​​of gesture and movement.

10

Working memory

A form of short-term memory that allows information to be stored and manipulated for a short period of time (a few seconds) in order to use it to accomplish a task.

See our scientific sources
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