Athlete's Brains Differ From the Average Person the Qball Can Help Individuals Train Their Brain Like an Athlete

Delaware, February 23, 2016 (Newswire.com) - The Qball can help individuals train their brain like an athlete

In sports, elite athletes are often praised for their superior physicality, strength and speed, with very little reference ever made to their brains. However, this is beginning to change as scientists realize that the brains of professional athletes differ from the average individual in significant and impressive ways. The Qball is a unique tool designed to train an athlete’s brain and give them the skills they need to succeed at any sport. A solid rubber reaction ball with an erratic bounce, the Qball helps enhance an individual’s coordination, reaction time and focus by exercising certain areas of the brain.

The Qball is the perfect tool for athletes to use to achieve optimal brain functioning and take their game to a whole new level. It is the only reaction ball on the market that exercises the body and the brain simultaneously. The Qball specifically targets the cerebellum, resulting in improved concentration, hand-eye coordination and reflexes.

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Neuroscientists have noticed very specific differences between the brains of athletes and non-athletes. The cerebellum is the area of the brain associated with the coordination and execution of movement and has received particular attention from scientists. They have found that athletes have more neural connections in this area of the brain, which helps account for their superior coordination and muscular responses. Scientists have also found that the brains of athletes have more myelin, an insulating sheath found around nerve cells. Increased myelin allows for the faster transduction of nerve signals, and assists in optimal brain functioning and efficiency. Scientists believe that consistent practice at a particular sport or hobby results in the formation of more myelin. So while athletes are often touted as having brawns over brains, it looks like this may not be the case.

The Qball is the perfect tool for athletes to use to achieve optimal brain functioning and take their game to a whole new level. It is the only reaction ball on the market that exercises the body and the brain simultaneously. The Qball specifically targets the cerebellum, resulting in improved concentration, hand-eye coordination and reflexes. Each side of the Qball is imprinted with a different number, allowing for the incorporation of mathematical and memory games while playing with the Qball. For more information on how the Qball can give any individual an athletic brain visit www.qballextreme.com.