Over the past ten years, more and more pro, college and high school baseball and softball players are using Neurotherapy to increase their focus, decrease anxiety, and better their timing and coordination<\/strong>.\u00a0 Most notable is first baseman Sean Casey, who played most of his career for the Cincinnati Reds, and was a major contributor for the Detroit Tigers in 2006 when the Tigers won the World Series.\u00a0 Sean retired from baseball in 2009 with a 12 year career batting average of .302.\u00a0 Sean started using Neurotherapy in 2003, and went from a .291 batting average to hitting .324 in 2004.\u00a0 Read more about Sean Casey’s story here<\/a>.<\/p>\n At the Center for NeuroFitness, we train athletes of all ages using both Neurofeedback and the Interactive Metronome\u00ae to help players improve their performances on the baseball field.\u00a0 Caution: one of the side effect of this training for students is better grades in school!<\/p>\n Though Neurotherapy can be started anytime for baseball players, the best time to start training is during the baseball pre-season or off-season.\u00a0 Contact us<\/a> to set up an initial consult.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n “Our son started going to Tom Swisshelm for Neurofeedback to treat ADHD and to help his performance in baseball.\u00a0 He was struggling with his batting average and confidence.\u00a0 After just one session of Neurofeedback, we noticed an immediate result!\u00a0 He had a game that same day and really whacked the ball!\u00a0 Our son also started improving in school.\u00a0 We strongly urge parents to consider Neurofeedback for academics and sports enhancement.” –<\/span><\/i><\/b>Appreciative Mom<\/span><\/b><\/p>\n Here’s an example of Interactive Metronome\u00ae training for baseball:
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