• Multidimensional assessment;

• Biofeedback training;

• Neurofeedback training;

• Cognitive training;

• Mental coaching.

Biofeedback training allows to develop those abilities of psycho-physiological self control, in order to enhance the management of sport stress, to improve the ability to control emotional answers under pressure and the ability of psycho-physiological stress recovery. Neurofeedback training is based on the control of cortical activity and allows to modulate the cerebral activity while practicing sport. Neurocognitive training is based on computerized procedures that take advantage of those principles typical of synaptic plasticity to improve different processes that are specifically involved in motorsport (visuospatial attention, concentration and memory, decision making). Finally, mental coaching activities are determined to improve self efficacy and to facilitate the best performance through an independent procedure based on learning and continuous improvement.

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Marcus Armstrong

Dino Beganovic

Callum Ilott

Arthur Leclerc

Mick Schumacher

Robert Shwartzman

Maya Weug

James Wharton

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