Sensory Speed: Enabling Athletes To Improve Their Athletic And Academic Performance Through Training The Eyes, Brain & Body. Along with Fitness, Nutrition & Accountability Coaching For Long Term Health & Wellness

Welcome Back to Sensory Speed!
We have missed you all! 

We are so excited to reopen our facility to the community and provide a high level of confidence in our safety and disinfection policy changes, which align with CDC recommendations. We are so thankful for an amazing community that has reached out to us over the months expressing how much they have missed Sensory Speed. 

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COVID-19 Protocols 

Health & Safety 

Our staff members are health-conscious individuals who are eager to participate in social distancing, taking temperatures and cleaning protocols. Part of our facility experience is to provide members with disinfecting wipes between interval stations and to require members to wipe down every piece of equipment they’ve used before rotating to the next station.

Camps


Sensory Speed coaches maintain the flow of the workout, provide verbal instructions regarding member safety and cleaning protocols, and continuously monitor members’ physiological data.

Reduced Class Capacity & Member Registration

We are opening with a significantly reduced class capacity to minimize congestion in the facility and to maintain social distancing/physical distancing recommendations set forth by the CDC. Since members are required to register for classes online ahead of time, we are able to control the number of members and staff present at the facility at any given time.

Coaches & Members


Coaches & members are required to wear protective masks while in facility. Lastly, the importance of regular and effective hand-washing, as well as use of hand sanitizer, is integrated into our coaching protocols and checklists.

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What Kind Of Training Is Involved In The Camp: 

Visually
Cognitively
Physically
  • ​See Clearer
  •  Time & Anticipate When & Where To React
  • ​Recognize Ball Spin, Speed & Trajectory Better
  •  Be More Aware Peripherally & Of Multiple Objects At Once.
  • ​Capture Visual Cues
  •  Stay Visually Focused When Under Pressure & Late In The Game
  • ​Process Information Faster
  • ​Make Quicker & More Accurate Decisions - Rapidly Decide When, Where & How You're Going To Respond To What You Just Saw
  •  Stay Mentally Focused When Under Pressure & Late In The Game
  • ​React Faster With Better Eye-Hand/Foot Coordination
  • ​Run Faster
  •  Jump Higher
  • ​Move Quicker
  •  Throw, Hit, Kick & Pass With More Power
  •  Strengthen Muscles, Bones, Tendons & Ligaments To Prevent Injuries
  •  Eliminate Chronic Pain & Injuries
We Speed You Up
To Slow The Game Down
What Aspects Do You Want To Improve On Most?
Answer The Question Below And I'll Show You An Few Exercises That Will Help You Get Started 
What Skill Do You Want To Improve On Most?
Explosive Power
Speed & Agility
Increased Strength
Coordination
Our Total Performance Training Camp Incorporates Every Aspect Of Training You Need To Be A Completely Dynamic Athlete Including:
Speed & Agility
Speed kills! The problem is most athletes have never been taught proper running form. Developing optimal mechanics, training foot quickness, and the ability to change directions are critical to sports performance.
Explosive Power
Explosiveness is the body’s ability to produce maximal force in the least amount of time. It’s the most crucial skill for jumping higher, accelerating faster, and increasing velocity for any movement.
Increased Strength
Stronger muscles, tendons, and ligaments allow the body to produce more force during any movement. More force helps translate to more power in each and every swing, kick, stride, jump, etc.
Coordination
Coordinated movements are a result of improved neuromuscular control. When we workout we're not just training the muscles of the body, we're also training the brain to coordinate those movements in order to move more efficiently.
Eye-Hand/Foot Coordination
Exceptional eye-hand and eye-foot coordination allows you to put your body in the right place at the right time to make more elite-level plays. The eyes have to work before the hand/foot, so fine tune your eyes and the coordination with the body.
Awareness
There are different kinds of awareness. Peripheral Awareness, Depth Awareness, Spatial Awareness, and Awareness of multiple objects at once. All of which are critically important to your ability to consistently perform at a high level, and avoid injuries.
Recognition Speed
Improve how quickly you can see, understand, and react to the information you receive. In sports, this is almost all visual. Improve your recognition of target spin, speed and trajectory, see openings in the defense & open teammates, so that you can make great plays. Making a great play starts with your ability to recognize what's going on. Speed kills! Not just running speed... Sensory Speed! If you're slow to recognize you're already behind.
Decision Making & Reaction Time
Better brain processing skills allows for less mistakes, more consistent high-level play, faster reaction time, and more productivity in sports and school. Training your arms and legs to move fast doesn't improve reaction time, it improves movement time. To really improve reaction time you have see, process, and decide faster. The best athletes make the best decisions in the least amount of time.
Focus & Concentration
There are muscles that control your eyes that allow them to focus at different distances. In sports you need to focus in the distance and in school you need to focus up close. Enhancing these focusing muscles will help you stay focused late in the game, and allow you to read/study for longer periods of time without fatigue or headaches.
Injury Prevention
Staying injury-free is vital to being a successful athlete in both short & long term. Practicing proper form, correcting muscle imbalances, strengthening tissues, and increasing flexibility are critical to remaining healthy.
Confidence
Hard work, and improved physical skills translate into more confidence to consistently make big plays. Confidence is KEY! But it's hard to be confident if your skills stay the same as the competition gets better and better.
Decreased Concussions
Injury prevention is an important benefit of neuro-vision training. Concussion rates have been significantly reduced by major collegiate football programs as a result of neuro-vision training. This is mainly due to raised peripheral awareness and the ability to react quicker, making it easier to avoid unforeseen contact in team sports.


When I came to Sensory Speed I had been working out getting my strength back but had lost all my footwork and agility. Plus I had a bad ankle making another obstacle, which they helped me get over. After only a few sessions I was seeing improvement which kept me motivated. When it was time for the season I was in the best shape of my life and I give a lot of the credit to Sensory Speed because they pushed me to my limits which made me a better player. I highly recommend Sensory Speed.”

- Brandon Martinez, LB, Concord University Football

Bonus
Free Vision Training Course
Learn how to start improving your vision by practicing the exercises and tips in this FREE course. Anybody can benefit, so take advantage of this rare opportunity!
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We All Know The Importance Of Our Vision... 
But There's A Misconception That Vision Is Just The Ability To See Clearly...
In Reality, Vision Involves Many More Skills Than Just Seeing Clearly, AND There Are Ways To
Improve Your Vision That Go Way Beyond Just Wearing Glasses Or Contacts.
Let’s take a look at the whole process of making a play in your sport. Every play in nearly every sport follows
what we call the Performance Loop.
Step 1) SEE
Step 2) DECIDE
Step 3) REACT
Lets Break It Down...
Step 1) SEE


First, you have a mental picture of what you’re expecting or wanting to see. This is based on past visual experiences that you’ve stored in memory so you can visualize what you’re expecting to see, along with the result you want.

Next, you have to get the visual information in as quickly and accurately as possible in order to decide if it is what you were looking for or not. 

To do this, it requires much more than just seeing clearly. It requires exceptional visual recognition skills. Including:
  - Acuity
  - Contrast Sensitivity
  - Tracking
  - Focusing
  - Depth Perception

And other visual skills that ALL SIMULTANEOUSLY WORK TOGETHER TO GATHER THE INFORMATION FAST ENOUGH TO JUDGE THINGS LIKE LOCATION, DISTANCE, SPIN, SPEED AND TRAJECTORY. All of the visual indicators that allow you to judge when, where, and how to respond.
Step 2) DECIDE





Does what you see match what you wanted to see? If so, you decide to go. 

If not, you don’t go. These are split second decisions based on what is seen (visual input) and what was expected. 

The result is in a cognitive decision to go or not.
Step 3) REACT






Once the decision is made then the motor response/action is initiated. This is where the
proper mechanics, strength, speed, power, and eye-hand coordination come into play.
If any of these three steps are delayed or inaccurate, the results are typically not going to be
favorable. Our job at Sensory Speed, Inc. is to help improve the chances of all these working
together more effectively and consistently resulting in better performance.
To understand our programs you first have to understand how vision really works and how
it’s involved in all 3 steps.
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