Reaction
A signal appears. You respond. A fraction of a second becomes the whole story.
A dedicated reaction interfaceThree hosted challenges in reaction, grip and balance. Win two rounds and leave with a personal scorecard.
Try the interactive demo
Your host explains each challenge and its target. Try all three, then talk through your results together.
A signal appears. You respond. A fraction of a second becomes the whole story.
A dedicated reaction interfaceOne focused effort, guided by your host. Watch your grip measurement appear.
A hand-grip dynamometerFind your position. Hold steady. A quiet finish that asks for your full attention.
A supervised balance stationTwo rounds won beats the dealer. Challenge targets define the game; they are separate from any clinical reference ranges.
Three attempts. One target.
See how quickly you respond.
Browser demonstrations, not clinical measurements. Reaction timing depends on your device. Grip and balance are control games; they do not measure physical strength or balance.
See the in-clinic takeawayWait for NOW before responding.
Game target selected for this demo.
Start the round. Keep the gauge in the green zone for three continuous seconds.
Start the round. Counter the tilt with small left and right corrections.
Play all three rounds to complete your card.
Your actual game results, kept on this page only. Grip scores describe gauge control; balance scores describe the virtual board.
Discover the in-clinic scorecardThe competition starts the conversation. Your scorecard gives you something personal to take away.
Your host explains each result, answers your questions and helps you decide whether you want to explore further. Every guest receives the full experience.
All scorecard values below are fictional examples. Your browser-game results stay separate.
Three rounds. One personal record.
A little more
insight into you.
The time between the visual signal and the response. This fictional guest beat the example game target of 300 ms.
Illustrative results and game targets. These do not establish clinical ranges or an overall health score.
Meet your host on the discovery floor. Understand the three rounds and the targets before you begin.
Take part in all three challenges, with guidance and your results explained along the way.
Receive your scorecard. Ask questions, explore a relevant next step, or plan a return visit.
A visible, hosted challenge gives short-stay visitors a reason to stop at the discovery floor. Familiar competition opens a personal conversation, and the scorecard gives guests something concrete to remember.
Explore a result that makes you curious. A further assessment or membership conversation is optional; every guest receives the complete experience and scorecard.