Sensory Performance Training for Athletes.
SEE. PROCESS. RESPOND.
Athletic performance starts before the movement happens. Through advanced evaluation and individualized training with the Senaptec Sensory Station and stroboscopic lenses, athletes can improve the way they see, process, and respond — giving them a competitive edge in every sport.
From Evaluation to Individualized Training
EVALUATE
A sensory performance evaluation helps identify strengths and areas for improvement across nine visual and sensorimotor skills.
PERSONALIZE
Training applications are selected based on evaluation results and customized to the athlete’s needs.
PROGRESS
As performance changes, training changes with it — continually adjusted to focus on what matters most.
YOUR TRAINING. YOUR DATA. YOUR PROGRAM.
What Can We Train?
VISUAL SKILLS
Seeing clearly and finding what matters while everything is moving.
Dynamic Vision: Keep your eyes on moving targets without losing clarity.
Depth Perception: Judge distance and closing speed accurately.
Visual Search: Find the open player faster than the defense does.
Near-Far Shift: Snap focus between what's close and what's downfield.
PROCESSING SKILLS
Turning what you see into the right read, fast.
Recognition Speed: Register information from center and periphery sooner.
Spatial Memory: Hold where things were after they leave your view.
Spatial Sequence: Remember the order things happened in, not just the where.
Multiple Object Tracking: Follow several moving players at once.
REACTION SKILLS
Converting the decision into an accurate, on-time response.
Split Attention: Run a thinking task and a motor task at the same time.
Eye-Hand Coordination: Land the hands where the eyes said to.
Choice Reaction: Pick the right response and ignore the wrong ones.
Response Inhibition: Kill a committed move when the play changes.
The game doesn't actually slow down but you'll feel like it has.
SEE
FOCUS
PROCESS
DECIDE
REACT
MOVE
Whether an athlete is tracking a ball, reading an opponent, shifting attention across the field, or coordinating movement under pressure, sensory information is constantly shaping performance.
We measure - and deliberately train those underlying visual-cognitive and sensorimotor skills.
The coach behind the training, Jackyson Bazile.
MEET THE COACH
Jackyson's path to coaching started young. Born in Haiti, he moved to Naples at age 11 and quickly found his footing in football, soccer, and track at Naples High School, then continued his football career at the collegiate level in North Dakota.
After graduating, he spent four years as lead trainer at the Naples YMCA, working with athletes and adults of every age and skill level — experience that shaped his approach to performance development. Under the mentorship of sports performance coach Tony Villani, founder of XPE Sports, he sharpened a training philosophy built around speed, strength, agility, and injury prevention.
Today, Jackyson leads Prime F.A.S.T, coaching athletes from elementary school through the professional ranks — the training partner behind the Sensory Performance program.
It’s easier to understand once you see it.
Take a closer look at how to use interactive performance technology to challenge visual processing, reaction, attention, coordination, memory, and decision-making
Our Services
Performance Evaluation
60 MIN · START HERE
A full assessment of nine sensory performance markers, a performance report showing how you compare to athletes in your sport and at your level of play, and a preliminary training plan built from your results.
Training Package
10 SESSIONS · 5 WEEKS · 2× WEEKLY
Ten individualized sessions completed twice a week over five weeks, providing the consistency needed to make actual change. This is the recommended path after your initial evaluation.
Single Training Session
30 MIN · INDIVIDUAL SESSION
One thirty-minute individual session on the Sensory Station and with the strobes, as appropriate, targeted to the skills your evaluation flagged and the demands of your sport.
Performance Progress Evaluation
30 MIN · AFTER TRAINING
After completing a course of training, this follow-up evaluation shows how you have improved, how you now compare to athletes in your sport, and whether your training plan should be realigned for continued progress.
Training at Prime F.A.S.T. too? Athletes in Sensory Performance Training may use the strobes during agility work, as appropriate, helping transfer sensory training from the screen to real movement.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. Training applications are selected based on the athlete's evaluation results, and individual settings are adjusted as training progresses.
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Training can be modified through variables such as speed, target size, target placement (central or peripheral, quadrants), backgrounds, and other difficulty settings.
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No. In fact, the program does not test eyesight, but focuses on visual, cognitive, and sensorimotor performance — how information is received, processed, and connected to a response.
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No. Sensory Performance Training is designed for visual and motor skill enhancement for sport performance and general wellness. This service is not intended to diagnose or treat medical conditions.
Ready to See What Your Athlete Can Train Next?
Book Your Sensory Performance EvaluationTraining sessions are held at Prime F.A.S.T. in Naples, Florida.