Hockey is widely considered the fastest sport on earth. When you are moving at 20 miles per hour on a sheet of ice, tracking a three-inch rubber puck traveling at 90 miles per hour, your muscles can only react as fast as your brain allows.

In this dynamic, ice-side session of FxN University, Dr. David E. Kemp reveals how functional neurology bridges the gap between raw athleticism and elite, split-second execution on the ice. Moving the masterclass directly to the rink, Dr. Kemp will demonstrate how targeted neurological drills can instantly sharpen a skater’s visual tracking, balance, and spatial awareness under pressure.

Through live, on-ice clinical assessments of hockey players, Dr. Kemp will break down the intricate sensory and motor loops required to dominate every shift. You will see firsthand how minor adjustments to the nervous system can radically transform control, speed, and reaction time.

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