Senaptec Sensory Station
Senaptec Sensory Assessment
This all encompassing assessment measure ten attributes that make up the entire visuomotor process previously believed to be immeasurable. These attributes include;
- Visual Clarity - How well one can see objects at a relative distance
- Contrast Sensitivity - How well one can depict an object from its surroundings
- Depth Perception - Ability to perceive closeness of an object three dimensionally
- Near Far Quickness- Ability to shift vision from near to far and back.
- Perception Span - The total area of ones peripheral vision
- Multiple Object Tracking - Ability to focus on multiple stimuli in the same field of view
- Reaction time - The speed with which one can respond
- Target Capture - Speed with which one can shift central gage to periphery
- Eye Hand Coordination - The accuracy with which a motor response is carried out
- Go/No-Go Decision Making - Measure of decision making under duress
Improvement of these specific attributes is directly correlated to sports performance
Evaluation of Assessment
Once the Assessment is complete, the station provides us with a percentile ranking of our athlete compared to athletes of similar age, ability, or league. This allows our staff to coordinate a specific training program specifically designed for each athlete. This way we can close the gaps of their sensorimotor weaknesses and create margins with their strengths, which will directly improve their sports performance.
Senaptec Station Training
The Senaptec Station also comes equipped with a training application designed with modules to help improve your ten sports related visuomotor attributes assessed. The unique level of customization allows for a combination of thousands of different possible training difficulties and modes. All Senaptec Training Modules and Assessment attributes correlate with improve sports performance.
Benchmark Test
Reassessing your visual prowess will help us show you your progress, correlate your progress with your improved stats, and readjust our training program. Click the link below to read articles about the sensory station.
Strobe Eye-wear
Senaptec Strobe Eye-Wear
These highly researched goggles limit the sensory input to your brain by flashing between black and transparent. This makes normal vision conditions a surplus of sensory information, making competition performance easier than training. Click below to read more about strobe training.
FitLights
These motion sensor lights respond to motion or contact. They are perfect for developing peripheral vision, reaction time, and decision making.
Blazepods
These Pods are made for contact, their durability gives versatility to drill design, making perception span and eye hand coordination drills a must with these devices.
Eye hand coordination and cognition tools
HECOstix
Qball Extreme
Qball Extreme
This Tricolored foam device is used to improve hand eye coordination (HECO) and also adds a cognitive decision which forces athletes to concentrate with even more effort.
Qball Extreme
Qball Extreme
Qball Extreme
These rubber balls are misshapen, reducing any prediction of directional bounce, which allows us to isolate a true reaction and motor response with no visual information, which often happens in sports. They are also numbered to add cognitive tasks.
Brock String
Qball Extreme
Brock String
This beaded string is used to improve depth perception. Transitioning vision, it has been used by optometrists for years and is considered the standard method.
Bosu Balance
Ball reaction drills
Brock String
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Ball reaction drills
Ball reaction drills
Ball reaction drills
We Utilize a number of different ball reactive drills including tennis, golf, and pin pong balls to target eye hand coordination skills.
free sensory assessment
Free sensory assessment through the end of the year!
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