The Traditional Sports Learning Challenge
Traditional sports training faces a fundamental challenge: it doesn't align with how your brain naturally learns movement. Research shows that:
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• 78% of athletes struggle with translating verbal instructions into precise movements
• The brain requires over 10,000 repetitions to master a single complex motion
• Traditional feedback methods delay crucial neural pathway formation
VirtualMirror revolutionizes this process by directly engaging your brain's natural learning mechanisms, reducing learning time by 10 times while enhancing movement precision.
How Virtual Mirror Solve These Problems
Traditional Learning
Focused on error correction, resulting in a negative environment that often becomes a cyclical process: correction after correction.
The system teaches the user.
The focus is on specific body parts.
The handling of concepts that need to be interpreted and understood only by the logical part of the brain (extend the wrist, rotate the hip…).
Success depends, to some extent, on the teacher's ability to communicate.
Requires memory effort to retain the concepts learned.
A process that is often slow, frustrating, and limited.
Virtual Mirror
Focused on practicing the correct movement from the start, in a process where, with every minute of practice, the student discovers new nuances that lead to perfection.
The student discovers for themselves the way to execute the movements.
The focus is on the entire body working simultaneously for coordinated movement.
The system encourages the use of mirror neurons and 'speaks' to the brain's motor system in a language it understands (movement, perspective, imitation).
The teacher is the student themselves.
Once the body learns how to perform the movement, it never forgets.
A highly satisfying process where learning is fast and there are no limits to athletic performance.
Core Technology Pillars
MotionSync
Mirror the reference in motion, watching both your image and the reference as you aim to make them increasingly similar.
Don’t take the differences too seriously; through observation, repetition, and comparison, your brain is receiving an extraordinary amount of feedback, enabling effortless learning.
Try different perspectives so your brain can integrate and form a three-dimensional image of the movement.
Compatible devices
Train at home or take it on the go
Smartphone
Tablet
PC
TV
VR Goggles