Brain Harmony Center™ provides athletes a fast way to increase the synergy between the brain and the body, enhancing physical performance. This increased mind-body connection leads to better coordination, increased muscle-memory, and more stable and deliverable results at rest, work, and play.

For golfers, this means 2 – 12 strokes off your golf game. For other types of athletes this equates to higher levels of physical capability due not only to increased capacity for muscle memory, but also to increased stamina and endurance through pain mitigation. In other words, a simple way to experience LESS pain and MORE gain!

Our test group of both male and female golfers experienced a mean value of 4 strokes off their established handicap after three months of sessions. These individuals had handicaps in the 70’s, 80’s, 90’s, and over 100 respectively and consisted of both men and women.

At Brain Harmony Center™ we believe where there’s a will, there’s a way. We help individuals create a will by stimulating new neuro-pathways to form, overcoming mental hurdles that hinder you from a physical-capability standpoint.

Performance testimonials

B.N. (Scottsdale, AZ)
(On golf)...well, things are looking up! Made an 82 on Sat from 6500 yards on a course I have never played. Front side 39, back 43. Screwed up one hole on the back...took an 8 (ouch!)...made some dumb decisions and went from bad to worse. However, the good news is that in the past, when I've had a hole like that, it bothers me for the next two or three holes and I'll at least bogey or double bogey. This time, it didn't bother me, and I made par on the next three!

Bill N., TV Producer (Phoenix, AZ)
Life is hell, but golf game isn't. Thought I'd bring you up to date with what's happening with my golf game. There must be a long -term residual effect from your program. We haven't seen each other for a few months, but my golf game continues to improve. If memory serves me, when we started my handicap was around a 12. Think it got down to about a 9 at the end of the year. Currently, as of 4/1 it's at an 8.3, and I expect it to be under an 8 when the new ones come out in May. Hitting the ball great off the tee. Irons are better than they were, and putting has significantly improved. Not missing many short ones, and it's not unusual for me to make at least one or two 20 footers in a round. I think I've only been over 81 twice in about the last 12-15 rounds.

I've noticed that I seem to get "in the zone" more often and stay there longer. About 3 weeks ago, I had a 34 (2 under) on the front 9 at Palm Valley. Then of course I started thinking about the score rather than the next shot and immediately shot a 42 on the back. Still, 76 ain't bad.

David H., Executive (Phoenix, AZ)
Still having some trouble sleeping, but I know that will come. Now golf - THAT is amazing - I had 80 today - my lowest score ever! Putted everything in the hole - was quite fun!

X.X. (CA)
X.X. is a world-class swimmer and manager of over 150 people in a financial institution. After training for 5 sessions, XX was able to beat her 30-year best time record and two days later completed a business plan in hours that would have taken her months to complete previously.

A.A., Executive (Phoenix, AZ)
I wish to thank Peter, John and Lee. I now realize what you did for me. I recently competed in the California 70.3 ironman in Oceanside. I had done 4 triathlon's, but this was my first Ironman (half). It was a cold and rainy morning on March 18th. I had drove out Friday for the 6am race Saturday. I felt comfortable, confident and trusted my training. Back to the race. I finished in 5:52...... I did a quarter ironman in 2:55 in November. SO, I doubled the distance and reduced the time..... a sign of huge fitness gains.... I know my brainstate training has helped me so much...I run 8 miles in 63 minutes now...I swim easily 3000 meters without stopping and recently biked 80 miles with no pain...I did the Ironman 56 miles in 3 hours, the half marathon in 2 and the 1.2 mile swim in 40 minutes. I also beat JR and 4 other seasoned Ironman... I could not believe it!