Ski Gold Medal Winner Bilodeau's sports psychologist shares some advice, Including Biofeedback "...if the heart is beating too fast or an athlete is sweating from feeling anxious, they must use biofeedback or other things they've been taught to regulate or self-manage themselves." "They also can't control the officiating, the delays or their opponent's performances. They have the choice to be either a thermometer or a thermostat. They must use self regulation to control their breathing and their thoughts."

Olympic Gold Winner Says Neurofeedback Helped Alexandre Bilodeau won the Men's Mogul event in Vancouver with the help of neurofeedback. Biofeedback, simplified, is learning yourself," Bilodeau says. "How you can put yourself into a state where you can perform the max." "The hardest thing for an athlete in any sport is to stay in the right now," he explained. Bioneurofeedback taught Bilodeau how to relax between runs. His trainer was psychiatrist Dr. Penny Werthner

Portuguese Facility Offering Golf Biofeedback Opens the biomechanical '3D Golf Biodynamics' system, the most advanced in the world for biomechanical analysis and biofeedback golf training. The computer captures body movements in real time, by means of a 3D model. The objective is not only to improve the individual swing of the golfer but also to make it efficient, preventing possible injuries.