Neurologic Performance Evaluation | Pittsford, NY
Training harder does not fix a neurologic constraint. It amplifies it.
Timing. Coordination. Reaction speed. Spatial control. Cognitive output under load. These are neurologic functions, and they can be measured, identified, and addressed directly.
An athlete can be structurally sound and still demonstrate measurable deficits in:
Performance decisions should be based on measurable neurologic capacity, not training volume alone.
A 60–90 minute comprehensive neurologic performance evaluation designed to identify the Primary Constraint holding back competitive output.
Objective baselines are recorded within our Clinical Outcome Registry, establishing a measurable starting point and enabling precise tracking of progress across domains.
Each domain is evaluated independently and under combined demand.
Movement sequencing accuracy, coordination efficiency, and timing precision under increasing speed and complexity.
Eye tracking accuracy, convergence, saccadic precision, and anticipatory visual processing during dynamic tasks.
Gaze stabilization, spatial orientation, and dynamic balance control across static and high-speed conditions.
Simple and choice reaction time, decision latency, and cognitive processing speed under physical and cognitive demand.
Sustained attention, decision accuracy, and executive output as cognitive complexity increases during competition.
Energy availability, recovery rate between efforts, and cardiovascular regulation under progressive training load.
We assess how each domain performs as physical and cognitive demand increases simultaneously.
Competitive readiness is demonstrated under load, not in isolation.
No Constraint Identified
Readiness is confirmed with objective data.
Constraint Identified
Capacity is restored before advancing training demand.
Common questions about neurologic performance assessment
A neurologic performance assessment evaluates the functional capacity of the systems that govern movement, coordination, reaction time, and recovery. It identifies which neurologic domains are limiting your performance ceiling and provides a baseline for targeted rehabilitation.
Athletes who have plateaued despite consistent training, individuals returning from injury, or anyone experiencing unexplained performance decline. The assessment is also appropriate for athletes who want an objective baseline before a competitive season.
A sports physical screens for medical clearance. A neurologic performance assessment identifies functional deficits in vestibular-visual integration, cerebellar timing, proprioceptive accuracy, and autonomic regulation that directly limit athletic output but are not detected by standard physical examination.
The assessment evaluates vestibular-visual integration, oculomotor function, cerebellar timing and coordination, proprioceptive accuracy, dual-task performance, and autonomic response to exercise. Each domain is scored against normative data and tracked across visits.
The initial assessment takes approximately 60-90 minutes. Results are reviewed with you before the visit concludes, and a written summary with domain-specific findings and recommendations is provided.
Schedule a neurologic performance evaluation at our Pittsford office.