USSA is the parent organization of the US Ski Team and US Snowboarding Team. USSA annually trains over 30,000 athletes, including Olympic champions Shaun White and Lindsey Vonn.
Halo Sport improves jump force and technique of Olympic ski jumpers
The U.S. Ski & Snowboard Association (USSA) is the national governing body of Olympic skiing and snowboarding.
The U.S. Ski & Snowboard Association (USSA) is the national governing body of Olympic skiing and snowboarding.
USSA is the parent organization of the US Ski Team and US Snowboarding Team. USSA annually trains over 30,000 athletes, including Olympic champions Shaun White and Lindsey Vonn.
The U.S. Ski & Snowboard Association (USSA) is the national governing body of Olympic skiing and snowboarding.
USSA is the parent organization of the US Ski Team and US Snowboarding Team. USSA annually trains over 30,000 athletes, including Olympic champions Shaun White and Lindsey Vonn.
The Challenge
Ski jump training requires maximizing the value of each run.
Because of time limitations (i.e. chair rides, setup time, unpredictable weather) and high risk of injury (i.e. speeds exceeding 100m per second), ski jump training is designed to get the most out of the fewest number of sessions.
The Challenge
Ski jump training requires maximizing the value of each run.
Because of time limitations (i.e. chair rides, setup time, unpredictable weather) and high risk of injury (i.e. speeds exceeding 100m per second), ski jump training is designed to get the most out of the fewest number of sessions.
The Challenge
Ski jump training requires maximizing the value of each run.
Because of time limitations (i.e. chair rides, setup time, unpredictable weather) and high risk of injury (i.e. speeds exceeding 100m per second), ski jump training is designed to get the most out of the fewest number of sessions.
Halo Sport at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics
Team USA athletes Bryan and Taylor Fletcher draw on brain-driven gains to master winter's most challenging event: the Nordic Combined.
Halo Sport at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics
Team USA athletes Bryan and Taylor Fletcher draw on brain-driven gains to master winter's most challenging event: the Nordic Combined.
Halo Sport at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics
Team USA athletes Bryan and Taylor Fletcher draw on brain-driven gains to master winter's most challenging event: the Nordic Combined.
The Results
Athletes using Halo Sport saw 13% additional gains in propulsion force and 11% additional gains in jump smoothness after just 4 weeks.
As a result, the athletes using Halo Sport improved 45% faster than the control.
Hyperplasticity
How Halo Sport works
Halo Sport delivers a small electric signal to the area of the brain that controls movement, temporarily increasing plasticity. That means your brain can develop and strengthen pathways faster.
The Results
Athletes using Halo Sport saw 13% additional gains in propulsion force and 11% additional gains in jump smoothness after just 4 weeks.
As a result, the athletes using Halo Sport improved 45% faster than the control.
The Results
Athletes using Halo Sport saw 13% additional gains in propulsion force and 11% additional gains in jump smoothness after just 4 weeks.
As a result, the athletes using Halo Sport improved 45% faster than the control.
The Results
Athletes using Halo Sport saw 13% additional gains in propulsion force and 11% additional gains in jump smoothness after just 4 weeks.
As a result, the athletes using Halo Sport improved 45% faster than the control.
The Results
Athletes using Halo Sport saw 13% additional gains in propulsion force and 11% additional gains in jump smoothness after just 4 weeks.
As a result, the athletes using Halo Sport improved 45% faster than the control.