Telemetry for the human input system. We baseline how fast your people acquire, process, and act under pressure — then train the deficits that have been costing you tenths and calling them “randomness.”
The dropped exchange in the pit lane. The defenseman a half-beat late on the breakout. The official who missed what the replay saw instantly. Your organization logs these as execution errors — coaching problems, focus problems, personnel problems. Most of them aren’t. They’re upstream failures in a system nobody on your staff measures: the milliseconds between seeing and doing. You have telemetry on the car, load data on the athlete, and film on everything — and zero data on the input system that runs before all of it.
For individual athletes, start with the sports vision evaluation (75 minutes, $449); sports vision training is then built from their own numbers.