Elite sensory
latency training.
Where 0.1 seconds is the difference between winning and losing.
The Millisecond Margin
At 240 mph, an IndyCar covers 350 feet per second. In the NFL, a quarterback has under 2.5 seconds to survey, choose, and execute. In these arenas, standard human reaction time is not fast enough.
Ares trains professional motorsports teams and drivers, college athletes and NBA officials to process visual information under high G-forces, stress and fatigue.
High-G Processing
Train gaze control, saccadic speed, and focus stability under physical vibrations, high-G loads, and cockpit heat.
Telemetry Integration
We couple eye-tracking diagnostics with driver telemetry to show exactly how visual acquisition patterns correlate with track sector times and braking points.
Sensory Overload
Overload the cognitive system using strobe occlusion, multi-object tracking, and complex choices to expand decision bandwidth during competition.
Pit Crew Optimization
A pit stop is an athletic sequence where a delay of 0.1 seconds costs track positions. Ares trains tire changers, jacks, and refuelers to execute synchronization patterns under extreme speed and pressure constraints.
Our custom testing programs help teams measure crew latency, isolate individual coordination bottlenecks, and cut total execution times.
Work Directly With Dr. LaPlaca
Consult with our director to set up custom testing, telemetry audits, or season-long training programs for your professional team or driver roster.
For individual athletes and drivers, read what the sports vision evaluation tests and how sports vision training builds on it.