Brain Performance Pro by Lifestream

We're having a blast today hanging out with you all at Ankeny Chamber SummerFest today! Come play the Senaptec board with us - we're right across from the library by the shuttle drop off zone!

Come see us this weekend at Ankeny Summerfest to see why our program is right for your athlete! We can train pre or post concussion, helping increase eye speed, mental processing, and precision for our athletes like Kaitlyn here! She’s killing her training and has seen crazy improvement especially with her hand eye coordination. Come check us out!! We are also giving out tons of prizes! Can’t wait!

IT'S OFFICIAL!!!! Brain Performance Pro is officially open for business! We have already been adding athletes to our program and cannot WAIT to see what we can do to keep them safe and give them an edge in their sport! And we are looking to add more!!! If you have an athlete or know an athlete who wants to up their game and stay on the field, make sure they sign up! Call (605)-290-0165 or email [email protected] to reserve your spot today!

Technology really is something! At Brain Performance Pro, we have the ability to assess athletes in 10 different visual and mental acuities which allows us to build customized training modules for our athletes, giving them the best chance to succeed. Our system allows us to input any sport at any level and get comparative data so that we have the absolute best information at our disposal. Our system is cutting edge and we are excited to be helping young athletes gain a competitive edge while helping keep them safe! If there is any interest in helping your athlete reach the next level in their game, email brainpro@lifestreamclinics, call Lifestream Brain and Body Clinic at 515-259-9336, or schedule online at lifestreamclinics.com to sign up today! Those who sign up before June 10th will receive 10% off the price of the program! Gain an edge on the competition today!

STOP SCROLLING! Not now; stop scrolling before games! The average person holds their cell phone about 14 inches away from their face. For an athlete, using their phone before a game can cause their eyes to temporarily be over-focused at that central 14 inch range, leading to 2 main problems:
1. Using the phone causes the eyes to be focused inward, temporarily impairing the athletes ability to reach their full peripheral range to see what is happening around them.
2. Along with the decreased range of eye movement, it may slow the processing of information from the peripheral of the eye to the brain, resulting in a slower reaction time.
This means more concussions, more torn ACL's, more dropped passes, more missed shots, and more mistakes in general. Do yourself a favor as an athlete and take a break from the screen!