Only the best brains make it

MILLISECONDS MATTER.

VISION· DECISION· REACTION· MOVEMENT

Elite performance starts in the brain — not just in the muscles.

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WHEN AN ATHLETE FAILS, WHAT DO WE LOOK AT FIRST?

We often look at mechanics. We analyse technique and try to correct the movement.

BUT WHAT IF THE PROBLEM ISN'T MECHANICS?

It may start earlier — with what the athlete sees, processes and decides before moving.

WHAT DOES THE RESEARCH SAY?
META-ANALYSIS · 2007 · 42 STUDIES

Perceptual-Cognitive Expertise in Sport

Experts were generally better at picking up perceptual cues and responding accurately and quickly. The analysis also found differences in visual-search behaviour.

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SCIENTIFIC REVIEW · 2011

From Vision to Decision

Visual attention helps the brain process what an athlete sees and convert visual information into rapid decisions about action.

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BILATERAL PERFORMANCE
LEFT ←→ RIGHT

One side can perform differently from the other.

Explore how left–right differences in response, movement time, spatial accuracy and synchronisation can relate to athletic performance.

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LET'S CHALLENGE THE WAY YOU THINK ABOUT PERFORMANCE.

Sometimes, better performance starts with a different question.

01

YOU CAN'T IMPROVE WHAT YOU DON'T MEASURE.

Know your starting point. Identify what needs to improve.

02

MORE TRAINING DOESN'T ALWAYS MEAN BETTER PERFORMANCE.

Training harder isn't always training smarter.

03

YOU'VE REACHED A PLATEAU. NOW WHAT?

Maybe it's time to look beyond the usual methods.

01. INPUT
Visual Capture
02. DECISION
Neural Process
03. OUTPUT
Motor Output
Latency Shift Distribution +22.1% Faster
194
Fastest (MS)
380
Slowest (MS)
10/10
Recorded

THE TECHNOLOGY BEHIND THE TRAINING

Reflexion Edge
Senaptec Strobe glasses
Light Trainer
ProPulse Speed
Vector Ball
Three-pronged reaction stick

ASSESS • TRAIN • RE-TEST

THE COGNIVISION APPROACH

PERFORMANCE IS MORE THAN PHYSICAL.

The connection between what you see, how you process information, how you decide and how you move.

01
VISION

Visual input and tracking

02
PERCEPTION

Attention and interpretation

03
DECISION

Processing and response selection

04
REACTION

Response initiation and timing

05
MOVEMENT

Coordination and execution

You can't improve what you don't measure. Here's what we track.

WHAT WE MEASURE

Reaction

Response latency

How quickly you respond to a visual signal.

Bilateral

Side-to-side comparison

Whether one side performs differently from the other.

2D Precision

Spatial touch error

How accurately you place a response in space.

Inhibition

Response control

Your ability to hold back when the signal says no.

Visual

Tracking ability

How well you follow movement across a scene.

Accuracy

Correct responses

The proportion of decisions made correctly.

Measurements depend on the assessment protocol. What you see here is the profile we track — not fixed reference values.

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WHO IS THIS FOR?

Athletes

You feel like you are a step behind the play. You put in the physical work, but your brain isn't processing the game fast enough. We assess your left and right side, find the visual delay, and train your reaction speed so you get there first.

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Goalkeepers

You see the ball, but you just can't reach it. The problem isn't your hands; it's the milliseconds between your eyes seeing the shot and your body moving. We train your visual tracking and reaction time to dominate the crease.

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Teams & Clubs

Your team is physically ready, but making too many mental errors. Bring cognitive-visual testing and training to your whole squad. Baseline your roster, find the visual signature of your errors, and track team progress.

Club Enquiries →
THE SCIENCE OF PERFORMANCE RESEARCH · 2026

PERFORMANCE STARTS BEFORE MOVEMENT.

Athletic performance involves more than physical capacity. The ability to extract visual information, direct attention and respond effectively is associated with sport-specific performance.

22 Studies reviewed
1,113 Athletes included
0.54 Tracking association*
VISION · ATTENTION · DECISION · ACTION READ THE STUDY ↗
*Association between multiple-object tracking and sport-specific performance, r = 0.54.
CogniVision Motion Lab

BEYOND SPEED. BEYOND STRENGTH.

Develop the visual, cognitive and movement skills that help you perform under pressure.

Vitruvian Man anatomical proportion illustration

Body & CogniVision Assessment

Stop guessing. Start measuring. A structured assessment of body function, movement patterns and cognitive-visual performance. We identify individual strengths, asymmetries and areas that may limit efficient performance.

Hockey goalie moving to make a save

Movement Flow

Movement that reacts, adapts and stays in control. We integrate vision, balance, coordination and strength to develop efficient movement and better control in changing, sport-specific situations.

Athlete training with Reflexion Edge Female athlete performing a Brock string vision exercise

Sports Vision & Cognitive Training

Train the skills behind performance: visual awareness, tracking, attention, anticipation and decision-making. Training combines individual exercises with technology such as Reflexion Edge and targeted vision drills.

Athlete performing a visual eye-hand coordination exercise Athlete catching a coloured training stick

Eye–Hand Coordination & Reaction

Develop the connection between visual information and precise action. Training challenges coordination, response timing, accuracy and the ability to react effectively under changing demands.

YOU DON'T LOSE BECAUSE YOU LACK TALENT.

YOU LOSE BECAUSE YOU PROCESS TOO SLOW.

Your visual system, brain processing and decision-making determine how fast you can react and move.

THE SCIENCE OF ANTICIPATION RESEARCH · 2024

ANTICIPATION CAN BE TRAINED.

Seeing an action develop is one thing. Recognising the information early enough to anticipate what happens next is another. Research suggests that visual anticipation can improve through targeted temporal-occlusion training.

12 Intervention studies
25 Effect sizes analysed
248 Participants
OVERALL TRAINING EFFECT d = 1.21 95% confidence interval: 0.83–1.59
VISION · ANTICIPATION · ACTION READ THE STUDY ↗
Müller et al. (2024), Sports Medicine. Video-based temporal-occlusion training showed improvements in anticipation, with transfer to laboratory and field-based tests. Publication-bias analyses were inconclusive.
COGNIVISION MOTION LAB
SEE. REACT. WIN.

REACTION TIME TEST

Test how quickly you respond to a visual signal. Keep your finger ready and tap the green target as soon as it appears.

REACTION TEST COMPLETE
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AVERAGE REACTION TIME · MS
ILLUSTRATIVE REFERENCE DISTRIBUTION
80 200 320 440 560 ms −1σ MEAN +1σ

The reference distribution above is illustrative and not a validated clinical benchmark. Your average, fastest and slowest times are your own measured results from this session.

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FASTEST · MS
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SLOWEST · MS
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RECORDED
THE SCIENCE OF VISUAL SEARCH

WHAT EXPERTS SEE DIFFERENTLY.

THE STUDY
40
Basketball players

20 experts compared with 20 novice players.

PREDICTION ACCURACY
71% Experts
38% Novices

Experts predicted shot outcomes more accurately.

VISUAL SEARCH
375.95 ms
VS. 213.50 ms

First fixation duration on the relevant area: experts versus novices.

PERFORMANCE STARTS WITH PERCEPTION

READY TO CONTROL YOUR PERFORMANCE?

Develop sharper visual awareness. Faster reactions. Better anticipation.

Whether you're a goalkeeper, tennis player, footballer, boxer or athlete in any sport, performance depends on how effectively you see and process information.

It's not just about fitness. It's about perception, timing and decision-making.

Train your cognition. Make sharper decisions. Stay one step ahead.

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VISUAL PERFORMANCE TECHNOLOGY

SENAPTEC STROBE GLASSES

Train visual processing under changing visual conditions. Stroboscopic training challenges the athlete to process visual information when clear visual input is temporarily interrupted.

ASSESSMENT & COGNITIVE TRAINING

REFLEXION EDGE

Measure and train visual processing, attention, response accuracy and decision-making through interactive performance tasks. Assess individual responses, identify areas to develop and track progress over time.

DISCOVER REFLEXION EDGE

Explore the technology behind advanced visual, cognitive and sensorimotor performance training.

EXPLORE FURTHER
THE SCIENCE OF THE QUIET EYE

THE QUIET EYE: PRECISION BEFORE ACTION.

1.04 Expert–novice difference
0.84 Training effect

The Quiet Eye is the final fixation on a relevant target before a critical movement. Research links this gaze behaviour to skilled performance and shows it can be trained in specific sporting tasks.

VISION → ATTENTION → DECISION → MOVEMENT
Lebeau et al. (2016) Quiet Eye and Performance in Sport: A Meta-Analysis 27 observational studies · 9 intervention articles
READ THE ORIGINAL STUDY ↗

Built for athletes. Designed for competitive minds.

SEE FASTER. THINK CLEARER. MOVE WITH PURPOSE.

Athletic performance is more than strength and speed. It depends on how effectively you see, process information, make decisions and coordinate movement under pressure. The connection between your eyes, brain and body plays an important role in how you respond to the demands of your sport.

Sports Vision Visual Processing Reaction & Decision-Making Movement Control
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COGNIVISION MOTION LAB / PERFORMANCE PROGRAMMES

YOUR PERFORMANCE. YOUR NEXT LEVEL.

Individual assessment. Personalised training. Measurable progress.

PROTOCOL 02 / BUILD

Cognitive-Visual Foundation

6-WEEK TRAINING CYCLE

Build the cognitive skills that support athletic performance. A customised six-week programme focused on how you perceive information, interpret what you see, make decisions and coordinate movement.

Choose your training pathway

OPTION A / WITH REFLEXION EDGE
  • Individual Reflexion Edge assessment
  • Reflexion Score across five cognitive-visual skills
  • Customised programme based on your results
OPTION B / WITHOUT REFLEXION EDGE
  • Customised six-week training programme
  • Individualised cognitive-visual exercises
  • Progressive development based on your needs

Reflexion Edge testing and the individual Reflexion Score are included in Option A. Option B is a customised training programme without Reflexion Edge testing.

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PROTOCOL 03 / ADVANCE

Comprehensive Athlete Assessment & Testing — Advanced

12-WEEK ATHLETE PROGRAMME

A structured, data-guided development programme for athletes ready to take performance further.

The performance pathway

  • In-depth cognitive-visual assessment
  • Individual performance profile and analysis
  • Progressive, personalised training
  • Performance tracking and programme adjustments
  • Re-testing to evaluate development
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PROTOCOL 04 / INTEGRATE

Team Performance Integration

TEAM-BASED DEVELOPMENT

Bring cognitive-visual performance training into your team's preparation.

The team pathway

  • Sport-specific team assessment
  • Identify performance strengths and development areas
  • Tailored cognitive-visual training sessions
  • Integrate perception, decisions and movement
  • Track progress and support team development
DISCUSS TEAM PROGRAMME

“Everything feels really good, and I feel like I’ve got a handle on every exercise. It feels like I’m really getting my brain and eyes working better, and I’ve also established a great new daily routine. I played a really good match this weekend, too — I think the training is starting to pay off!”

Axel Göransson Goalkeeper, Malmö Redhawks U20

The Performance Edge: FAQ

What's the difference between the 6-week and 12-week programmes?
The 6-week programme builds a cognitive-visual foundation — you assess, train, and start to see where your strengths and gaps are. Training is focused and limited in scope: you work on the core skills, but with a shorter runway. The 12-week programme goes deeper. You get the in-depth assessment with Reflexion Edge, a personalised plan, and time to work through the full range of drills — visual processing, decision-making, eye–hand coordination, and reaction time — with progressive training, tracking, and re-testing to measure development.
Do I need to be an elite athlete?
No. We work with athletes from a young age up to elite level — levels vary, so training is adapted to the individual. What matters is that you want to train the skills behind performance, not just your body.
What happens in a first session?
A short consultation, then a structured assessment of your visual, cognitive, and movement performance. You leave with a performance profile, an analysis of your strengths and asymmetries, and a personal training plan.
How long is a session, and how often should I come?
Sessions are 60 minutes. Most athletes train twice per week alongside their normal sport training.
Can I train remotely, or is it in-person only?
Training is available virtually with the basic assessment. If you want an assessment with Reflexion Edge, you need to come to the lab in Stockholm.
Do you work with teams and clubs?
Yes — Team Performance Integration includes sport-specific team assessment, tailored cognitive-visual training sessions, and progress tracking across the squad. Get in touch for a club package.
What does it cost?
Pricing depends on the programme. Email [email protected] for pricing and availability.
How do you measure progress?
We re-test against your baseline — reaction time, bilateral differences, spatial precision, response control, and visual tracking — so progress is visible, not just felt.
Location

HOW TO FIND US

CogniVision Motion Lab

Responsgatan 18, 126 29 Stockholm

By appointment only: Please book your session using the calendar below. If you have any trouble finding us on the day, just email [email protected].

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