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IntelliGym

®

What does it Improve?

  • Game Intelligence

  • Awareness

  • Reading Plays

  • Execution

  • Decision making under pressure

  • Concentration

  • On court performance (basketball)

  • Positioning

  • Teamwork

  • Improved court sense

  • Better decision making

  • More assists

  • Better shot selection

  • Fewer turnovers

  • Peripheral Vision

Coach's Corner:

What the Professionals are Saying

“In the game of basketball it is not about who runs faster or jumps higher, but about who makes better decisions and fewer mistakes. This is the first time I see a training tool that can actually improve game intelligence skills of basketball players. The Basketball IntelliGym is revolutionary.”

Hubie Brown, Hall of Fame, Coached 3 NBA Teams,

ESPN Basketball Analyst

 

“We fully expect the Hockey IntelliGym to become part of the regular training regimen for players at all age levels and abilities”

Jim Johannson, Assistant Executive Director of Hockey Operations for USA Hockey

 

 

“We want to be the best at what we do, and this program allows us to stay ahead of the curve, and be the best that we can be”

Kurt Kleinendorst, Former US U18 National Team Coach

 

 

"Our player completed 8 training sessions at the beginning of the season and his play early on was outstanding. His reactions were quicker and he had some of his best games early in the season including a pair of 25 point outings. It clearly helped his court awareness and decision-making and helped our team come together quicker than I had expected."

John Hamilton, Head Coach, Indy Tech, Indiana

Training Regimen:

  • 30 minute sessions

  • 2 times per week

  • 15 total sessions 

 

Training:

Using Cognitive Simulation to improve performance, the game is customized automatically to the individual player's strong and weak points and their progress along the way. Using positive reinforcement, it adapts to the learning curves of the players and their individual needs. As new neural pathways are formed, player's needs change. Intelligym continues to meet these needs with the goal of turning game intelligence and the skills listed in the column to the left into ingrained instintcs and become natural reactions and reflexes.

Who Has Used Intelligym?

 

NCAA D1 teams that, among others, include: Florida, Memphis, Kansas, Iowa, Georgia Tech and Kentucky. NR

  • Of the 17 teams that started using Intelligym as a training tool in 2006, only 4 made it to March Madness the previous year. After training with Intelligym, 11 of those 17 teams made it to March Madness, 5 of those winning their division and Florida winning the entire tournament. On average, the teams increased their wins by 20%.

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US National Hockey Team

  • John Gibson, Goaltender 

  • Jacob Trouba, defensman

  • Justin Faulk, defenseman

This year, the US men's team secured the bronze medal in the IIHF world championship. Gibson accumulated 36 saves, leading the US to its first medal since 2004.

 


USA U18

  • Began using Intelligym as a training regimen in 2008. Since adopting the program, they have made it to the final match of the IIHF World Championship every year, making out with 4 gold medals and one silver.

 

US Airforce Academy

 

In 2011, 16 NHL draft picks were athletes who had used Intelligym 

  • J.T. Miller, Connor Murphy, Tyler Biggs, Rocco Grimaldi, Adam Clendering, John Gibson, Brandon Saad, Matthew Nieto, Michael Paliota, Robbie Russo, Reid Boucher, Blake Pietila, Travis Byod, Zac Laraza, Nick Shorw, and Michael Mersch

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