How XLNTBrain Saves Coaches Time on Sideline Assessments
For coaches, few moments are more stressful than deciding whether an athlete should return to play after a hit or collision. Every second matters, and so does every decision. Coaches are expected to evaluate athletes quickly, recognize injury signs accurately, and reduce risk for both the player and the organization. However, traditional methods of evaluating […]
Preventing Concussions in Contact Sports: 5 Strategies That Work
Concussions are one of the most common injuries in contact sports, and while not every impact can be avoided, many concussions can be prevented through proper preparation, technique, and monitoring. Whether you coach youth athletes, manage a competitive team, or support recreational players, understanding how to prevent concussions is critical for maintaining long-term athlete health […]
How Rugby Clubs Can Use Technology to Protect Players from Concussions
Rugby is one of the most physical and fast-paced sports in the world, but with that intensity comes a serious responsibility: protecting players from concussions. For coaches, trainers, and clubs, the challenge isn’t just about recognizing an injury; it’s about preventing, assessing, and managing it effectively. Fortunately, technology is transforming concussion management in rugby, helping […]
10 Warning Signs of a Concussion After a Sports Injury
A concussion can happen to any athlete, in any sport, at any level of play. Sometimes the signs are obvious, but other times they can be subtle, delayed, or even mistaken for fatigue or dehydration. Knowing how to recognize the warning signs of a concussion can make the difference between a safe recovery and a […]
XLNTBrain is a Proud Sponsor of the NRBS 2025 Annual Conference
XLNTBrain is excited to announce our sponsorship of the NRBS 2025 Annual Conference, the premier event for professionals in biofeedback, neurofeedback, and integrative health. This year, the conference is coming to the vibrant city of New York from October 24-26, bringing together top clinicians, researchers, and practitioners from around the globe.The three-day event is designed […]
Are We Taking Concussions Too Seriously?
Here’s why concussions deserve our attention. December 11th, 2017 | Pyschologytoday.com – For decades, getting up after a hard hit has been rewarded with a badge of honor for mental and physical toughness. But nowadays, every hit is coming under scrutiny, slowing games and forcing some athletes into early retirement. With football participation rates decreasing, […]
Physical Therapists Play Growing Role in Sports Concussion Management
More athletes turn to their physical therapists for guidance, treatment and the all-important clearance to return-to-play and return-to-learn activities. While Athletic Trainers provide the first line of defense for sports teams privileged to have them on staff, the individual’s family Physical Therapist is playing a growing role in the sports concussion management process. The American […]
Clinic provides hope for athletes with brain injuries: ‘This is going to be huge’
Our own CEO, Dr. Harry Kerasidis, was part of this story originally published in USA Today on October 3rd. We are proud of his passion – which he brings to our own concussion management technology. October 3, 2017 | USA Today – The announcement last month that Aaron Hernandez had chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) when he committed […]
Debunking 10 Common Concussion Myths
Fall brings football and pre-season. Know the facts and fiction on concussions. NATIONAL HARBOR, MD/ August 25, 2017 / PsychologyToday.com / — A deluge of concussion information pours into the media every day, which makes it hard to know who, or what to believe. Since concussions emerged onto the national scene, the general awareness level of concussions have […]
Get to Know Vertigo: The Most Common Sign of Concussion
Neurologist Harry Kerasidis, M.D. Lectures “The Eyes and Ears of Concussion” at the Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Symposium, May 19-21 NATIONAL HARBOR, MD, UNITED STATES, May 8, 2017 /EINPresswire.com/ — The most common complaint after sustaining a concussion, or mild traumatic brain injury, is due to disruption to the oculo-vestibular system, resulting in vertigo […]