5 Reasons Why Neurofeedback is The Breakfast of Olympic Champions

(prHWY.com) November 30, 2012 - New Delhi, India -- It all comes down to this moment. You've pushed your body to its physical limits for four long years now. You've assembled gigabytes of performance data and analyzed

it maximize you potential. You've lived like a monk, keeping a boring routine of practice, critique, sleep; practice, critique, sleep. You don't have time for real

relationships except for those that involve your chosen apparatus and your coach. Vanilla lattes? Ice cream sundaes?!Forgettaboutit; they could potentially throw off

your training and performance to that infinitessmal degree that could cost you a medal or worse, lead to a career-ending injury.
Then the moment arrives. The most important twenty-five seconds of your life. The world is watching. Butterfly wings are whipping up a tornado in your stomach. You

start performing the routine you've practiced for 4 straight years leading up to this moment when...disaster strikes. For one fleeting increment of a second, you lose

focus and make a mistake, costing you a shot at glory or even getting on the medal stand.
This is probably recurring nightmare surging through the mind of every Olympian this week. They are no longer "hopefuls"; it's showtime. Time to perform. Time to

capitalize on all your ridiclously hard work and self-imposed, nearly hasidic devotion to your sport or skill.

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