NBI™ Sport Preference Instruments

Are you an individual on the field or are you a team player?

Do you create the gaps and the break-throughs in the game? Are you the person who can discipline a side and keep order on the field? Do you get very emotional on the field or do you keep your composure?

The NBI™ Rugby Instrument profiles your rugby brain as a player. It determines how you play and experience the game.

With this Instrument you will:

• Gain insight into how you should approach and play your rugby
• Improve your results
• Understand your team mates better
• Coach and be coached in your own way of thinking
• Become a Whole Brain rugby player
• Developing a whole brain strategy on the field

The NBI™ Rugby Referee Instrument identifies your thinking preferences as a rugby referee. As we are dealing with preference, it is important to note that there are no bad or wrong profiles. The NBI™ Rugby Referee profile is a descriptive, non-judgemental analysis, with no profile being better or worse than another. Instead, the report gives you a description of your thought preferences, and makes recommendations based on those.

The NBI™ Rugby Referee Instrument profiles your referee brain. It determines how you manage and experience the game.

With this Instrument you will:

• Gain insight into how you should approach your refereeing
• Improve your refereeing
• Understand the individual players better
• Become a Whole Brain Rugby Referee
• Developing a whole brain strategy on the field

Are you an individual on the field or are you a team player? Do you create the gaps and the break-throughs in the game? Are you the person who can discipline a side and keep order on the field? Do you get very emotional on the field or do you keep your composure?

The NBI™ Soccer Instrument profiles your soccer brain as a player. It determines how you play and experience the game.

With this Instrument you will:

• Gain insight into how you should approach and play your soccer
• Improve your results
• Understand your team mates better
• Coach and be coached in your own way of thinking
• Become a Whole Brain soccer player
• Developing a whole brain strategy on the field

The NBI™ Golf Instrument identifies the thinking preferences of the individual golfer. As we are dealing with preferences it is important to note that no profile is better than any other, but clearly there are implications from any given preference in how you play the game and the results you achieve. The NBI™ Golf Profile is a descriptive, non-judgmental analysis. The report gives a description of individual thinking preferences and makes recommendations based on those.

It may well be that by adopting different strategies and thinking differently about the game at certain times you can improve your scores and lower your handicap accordingly!

This instrument identifies an individual’s tennis skills. You may have acquired certain skills as a tennis player that is not really indicative of your brain preference or you may have a very strong preference for a certain way of playing (e.g. baseline play), but have never had the opportunity to develop the necessary skills.

It could happen that your skills profile differs form your preference profile. The most common reason for this happening is that preferring (“liking”) something does not automatically mean you have the skills to execute or implement the preference. You may like playing a serve and volley game but not have the skills for it.

The NBI Cricket profile identifies the thinking preferences of the cricket player as an individual.  It gives insight into the way cricket players prefer to think during the game and makes them more aware and sensitive to the thinking styles of fellow players.

For the player, developing and improving his/her game and making better decisions during key moments will lead to a better understanding and an overall picture of the game.  These are but a few advantages of understanding a player’s whole brain cricket profile.  Making better choices will lead to an improved and more fulfilled experience of the game.

The NBI Netball profile identifies the thinking preferences of the netball player.  It gives insight into the way netball players prefer to think during the game and about the game. And it also makes them more aware and sensitive to the thinking styles of fellow players.

For the player, developing and improving his/her game and making better decisions during key moments, will lead to a better understanding and an overall picture of the game.  These are but a few advantages of understanding a player’s whole brain netball profile.  Making better whole brain choices will lead to an improved and more fulfilled experience of the game.