Neurofencing - Phase-1 Backyard Brain

Neurofencing (Phase-1) : Study of Brain, Heart and Muscle neuron action potentials to improve performance of young fencers.

Warm up = Brain (Alert State : Gamma/Beta waves), Heart (Active State : Higher BPM), Muscle (Faster Reaction time)

EMG - Backyard Brains Muscle Spike Recorder

EKG - Backyard Brains Heart Spike Recorder

EEG - Backyard Brains Brain Spike Recorder

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