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Athlete Development
Modern training programs emphasize the development of strength, power and endurance.
Yet most sports physicians, therapists, trainers and coaches agree that it is the
athlete with better reactions, greater agility and superior quickness who excels
in competition and is less likely to be injured.
Unfortunately, training programs for reaction time, agility, and quickness have
always been the hardest to design. And with the exception of simple straight-ahead
running, results have been virtually impossible to measure objectively. This type
of testing and training appears to be the missing link in most sports conditioning
programs, and in most rehabilitation programs as well.
TRAQ 3D uses the award-winning TRAZER sport simulator to develop awesome total-body
performance capabilities!
TRAZER is a “sports simulator” much like the flight simulators used for pilot training.
TRAZER lets you step inside a giant computer to compete against virtual opponents
specially designed to demand the same visual skills, reaction decisions and movements,
agility and quickness of actual game situations. Visual perception, reaction time,
acceleration, deceleration, cutting, dodging, jumping, lateral, diagonal, forward
and backward movement speed, anaerobic power...all can be challenged and measured.
TRAZER’s patented measurement of reaction time, first step quickness, agility, vertical
leap, heart rate by telemetry and optimal stance during realistic simulations of
actual game play identify previously undetectable weaknesses so that they can be
corrected. Your efforts are rewarded with real-time feedback and game-like scoring.
Coaches and trainers get detailed movement skills analysis comparing performance
in all movement directions.
And TRAZER prepares your mind as well as your body, building lighting-fast reaction
time and rapid decision-making by simulating the emotional stress associated with
actual competition.
And just as important, TRAQ training is as much fun and as competitive as actual
game play. When training is fun, you stay motivated for unprecedented performance
gains.
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