Brain Engineering Labs
AMPing Up the Golfer’s Brain: Attention, Memory & Processing
New York, New York—May 4, 2010
Re-Engineering the golfer’s brain. Over the past 30 years, golfers have improved their games by buying into the latest technology in the form of equipment. They then went on to study their physical makeup in order to compensate for any shortcomings or injuries through exercises and adjustments to their swing.
Now golfers are looking to improve their game by boosting their Brain’s “AMP.” New brain science allows golfers to amplify the brain’s attention, memory and processing (AMP). With improved brain function, they not only bring more to the pleasure of playing golf, but can build brain plasticity as well improve on-the-job functioning.
Dr. Cheri Florance, world renowned brain scientist and President of Brain Engineering Labs, has helped not only athletes to improve their mental plasticity, but she has worked with surgeons to improve focus and concentration, with CEO’s to implement company change, and even with lovers to move to new levels of connecting. Dr. Florance has now developed a way to improve golfers’ skills by applying brain science to improve zoom lens concentration and memory of your best swing using your mirror neurons.
“Until recently, we thought that our brains formed a crystal architecture very early in life. Now we have predictors that show us your chances of improving your brain AMP at nearly any age.”
“To improve a motor skill like golf, we examine how our current brain optimizes brain fuel and how our future brain can embrace new scaffolding. Once this is determined, adjustments can be made to refresh your brain’s executive function and amplify your attention, re-vitalize your memory and streamline vitality into processing your game.”
Dr. Florance offers her course online and it will also be taught at resort training centers in the near future.
For further information call 866 865 9820 or go to http://www.ebrainlabs.com .
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