Certification Neurocentric Training in Team Sports

Unleash the full potential of your team athletes with the ARTZT neuro certification in neurocentric training. This training, led by experts Wanja Litwinow, Daniel Müller and Dominik Suslik, offers you comprehensive insights and practical strategies for improving performance by combining neural insights and sports training.

When?

April 25-27, 2025

Where?

Faculty of Sports Science at the University of Leipzig
Jahnallee 59
04109 Leipzig

What else?

Early bird discount until February 30, 2025. Includes food, handout and goodie bag

Content of the training

Increase precision and performance

• Explore neural requirement profiles and typical movement patterns in team sports such as football, handball and basketball.
• Delve into visual skills, vestibular skills and proprioception.

Identify common vulnerabilities

• Identify neuromotor weaknesses and learn how to address them specifically.
• Improve basic sporting techniques with and without the ball, such as precision in shooting or throwing and defensive tackling.

Return to Sport Strategies

• Analyze typical injuries and their effects on movement control systems.
• Learn how to take into account the interference fields of each sport.

coaching teams

• Discover the key factors of neurocentric training.
• Get tips on how to motivate your athletes for the neurocentric training approach.
• Integrate a 15-minute neuro workflow to increase your athletes’ readiness to train.

Evidence-based backgrounds

Use scientific research findings to optimize your training:

• Injuries and their prevention
• pain management
• Visual training and neuro-cognitive training
• Rehabilitation and sensory mapping
• concussions

Answers to your questions

The training answers key questions that will help you make your training even more effective:

• What do I do and why?
• How do I create a motion control overview for my training?
• How do I integrate the special features of each sport?
• What are the limitations of neuro-training in competitive sports?
• How do I deal with athletes who are different from patients?
• What prerequisites should athletes have in order to fully exploit the potential of neuro-training?
• Successful coupling of drills in game sports.
• Integration of the visual system for effective playing field effects.
• Important points for return-to-competition processes: “How much neuro is useful and when?”

Register now and take the chance to take your knowledge and skills to the next level. Inspire your athletes and increase their performance through a deep understanding of the interaction between brain and body movement!