GameSense Sports
We are excited to have this amazing industry partner who shares common core values of enhancing an athlete's experience in whatever they do.
About GameSense
Sport-specific brain training for baseball, softball, and tennis. Pitch recognition training helps you become a more dangerous hitter.
Serve recognition training will have you breaking serve more often. Used by over 30,000 pro, college, Olympic, and youth athletes.
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GameSense Pitch Recognition Training, it’s the other half (the missing half) of the answer to next level hitting. Technologies for tracking the mechanical movement of bat, ball, and body have transformed the training athletes in baseball, softball, tennis, golf, and many other sports. What about the other half of the equation…your brain?
Now, add brain to the dimensions of performance that can be measured and improved in a loop of feedback and adjustment. Based on science and proven over and over, we can make the process of performance visible… and therefore trainable. And, best of all, athletes who seem maxed-out on training can do more and better training without the need of balls, bats, teammates, or playing fields, and without wear and tear on their bodies.
Scroll to the bottom of this page to see an interview between Dr. Peter Fadde, of gameSense, and our Dr. Keith Smithson
Why this works:
If you can measure it, you can improve it. We have created exclusive standardized tests that actually measure and score a hitter’s ability to recognize Baseball and Softball pitches (Pitch Recognition). Created by our world-renowned experts, with proven results for thousands of players’ finally, you can measure and improve fast, reflexive decisions.
What’s the process?
1) Baseline Test: Hitters take an assessment (SRT™) to establish their baseline PR score and skill level. Hitters see how they compare to other hitters across skill levels and ages.
2) Drills & Training: Then, to improve players use our fun interactive training app (Pitch-IQ™ or FastPitch-IQ™) – to work on their skills and areas of weakness.
3) Re-test: Take a re-test (SRT™) to see how much you’ve improved players. After training, hitters will continue to retest and see how their pitch recognition skills improve.
Here are the videos from an interview between Dr. Peter Fadde, of GameSense, and Dr. Keith Smithson.
