Knowledge & insights
Neuroathletic training, pain, dizziness, visual difficulties and functional symptoms — insights into Applied Neurofunction in Vilshofen.
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Vision & visual processing
The text is sharp, yet the room feels unfamiliar when you walk. Varifocals change more than reading. How lens zones and gaze direction matter, and a sensible order for assessment.
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Children, concentration & learning
There is only a short sentence on the board. Yet your child's exercise book is still empty while others have finished. Copying combines seeing, remembering, finding your place and writing, and these tasks can be examined separately.
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Dizziness
You walk steadily on your own. During conversation, your steps become smaller or you stop. Why a second task can change walking, and why both performances matter in an assessment.
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Dizziness
An exercise is meant to help, but afterwards you feel worse. Whether a response fits the training plan depends on its aim, intensity, duration and the rest of your day. Here is how to look more closely.
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Pain & functional symptoms
The massage feels good, but soon your neck is tight again. A closer look at demands, visual tasks and movement control can help choose the next steps more usefully.
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Dizziness
You are sitting still, but scrolling makes you dizzy? Moving screen content places different demands on you from stationary text. How to interpret the pattern and which functions can be assessed specifically.
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Neuroathletic training & performance
Gaze shifts, opposite-direction rules and rhythm on two paired devices: the free Saccades & Antisaccades app offers flexible stimuli, saved drills and six practical neuroathletic examples.
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Courses
From assessment to targeted intervention: eleven physiotherapy and occupational therapy professionals explored neurocentric approaches at KANZLSPERGER in Ortenburg. My look back at 1.5 days of practice, a special insight and valuable feedback.
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Neuroathletic training & performance
Finish before the signal, act within a tone or arrive exactly on the tone: Zielzeit gives your movement tasks a clear time frame. With five neuroathletic examples.
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Neuroathletic training & performance
How upright is your perceived vertical? Visual Vertical makes settings comparable, with a device check, a trace and CSV export. Free, in German and English.
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Neuroathletic training & performance
Choose sound, side and rhythm deliberately: my free tone generator lets you set two channels independently. An overview of all functions and four practical examples.
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Neuroathletic training & performance
Keep the beat, change tempo and fill silent gaps yourself: my free metronome app gives your exercises a rhythm, including offline on Android and iOS.
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