The Code

The Elements of the Code

The "Brain Code" consists of four elements that have to be studied and understood as one. It is the integration of your body balance (laterality), your brain health, your lifestyle, and themes in your behaviour learning that creates your default setting. Understand this setting makes it possible to access your performance enhancers/triggers.

Arthur Ashe (former tennis great) demonstrated the value of knowing back in 1980. My Brain Code makes it possible for coaches, players, managers, and athletes to develop a deeper understanding of their natural performance drivers because of the composition (the elements) of the Code.

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"Body Balance"

Technically, the understanding of the implications of eye, ear, hand, foot, and brain dominance on the readiness to be coached and the ability to sustain performance.

We unpack your natural default setting and show you how you can use this to mitigate the risk of stress and use these insights to improve your:

Decision-making
Ability to relate
Ability to solve problems
Ability to manage your emotional responses
Ability to create high performance

Brain Health and Lifestyle

"Take care of your brain, and your brain will take care of you."

We help you to improve the quality of your brain health and explain the correlation between brain health and high performance in sports and corporate environments. We work with coaches and atheltes (managers and employees) to make better brain health decisions that in turn support decision making.

Better decisions create better results!

Lifelong Learning

All people need to master the following 5 development milestones. Mastring these improves performance in a sports environment, in the classroom, and at work.

Validation
Regulation
Reasoning
Agility
Resilience

These five milestones contribute to the following important outcomes:

Self-worth and confidence
Self-regulation and impulse control
Solutioning "under preasure" and in complex environment
Mental and behavioural adaptability
Ability to respond sensibly to setbacks, delays and failure.

We have a behavioral default, BUT we do not have to default to that default. We can and should learn!

The Development Process

Take care of your brain, and the brain will take care of you!

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