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The Qball Trains the Core Aspects of Athletics

 While each sport varies, there are certain skills that are universal among great athletes. Fast reaction times, impeccable vision, precise coordination and intense focus are all necessary to turn an average player into a legendary athlete. The Qball is a solid rubber reaction ball that was specifically designed to train the core aspects of athletics. It is the only reaction ball on the market that exercises the brain and body simultaneously. Read More
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Qball Specifically Targets the Most Important Brain Area Involved in Sports

 The cerebellum can easily be considered the seat of athleticism in the brain. It is the area of the brain that is dedicated to movement and the coordination and execution of motor functions. From swinging a bat to throwing a football, every athlete's success is dependent on this kiwi-sized brain area located at the top of the brainstem. The Qball is a unique tool that was specifically designed to exercise the cerebellum, leading to improved cognitive functioning and sports performance. Read More
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Athlete's Brains Differ From the Average Person 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. Read More
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Anticipatory Skills Found to Be Key Element in an Athlete's Success

 Over the past few years numerous studies have focused on the role that anticipatory skills play in athletics, particularly in regards to elite athletes. These studies have unanimously come to the conclusion that elite athletes possess superior anticipation skills compared to novices athletes. The Qball is perfectly designed to train and enhance core anticipatory skills such as vision, reaction times, mental processing speed and focus. Read More