1. Student • Athlete
who can we
HELP?
School
Recruitment
Wellness
Retention
Success
Full
Program
Booster Progrsam
Performance Enhancement
“Mental Weight Training”
Weight Training • Nutrition
Individualized Programs
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Physical speed and agility are important; mental
speed and agility are just as important. Because
weak cognitive skills cause 80%* of all academic
challenges, we help students, athletes, and teams
dramatically improve their performance.
*To learn more about the 80% figure, go to
www.learningrx.com/downloads/80-percent.pdf
We help athletes perform better on the field.
We help students and athletes excel in the classroom.
We get life-changing improvements for students
and athletes who have been diagnosed with
special needs or disorders.
We help athletic teams succeed and prosper.

2. Recruitment
Wellness
Retention
Success
Full
Program
Booster Program
Performance Enhancement
“Mental Weight Training”
Weight Training • Nutrition
Individualized Programs
IndividualizedPrograms
IndividualizedPrograms
Student•Athlete
who can we
HELP?
LearningRxFortCollins
(970)672-2020
www.learningrx.com/fort-collins
Physical speed and agility are important; mental speed
and agility are just as important. Because weak cognitive
skills cause 80%* of all academic challenges, we help
students, athletes, and teams dramatically improve
their performance.
*To learn more about the 80% figure, go to www.learningrx.com/downloads/80-percent.pdf
We help athletes perform better on the field.
Make split second decisions - think faster and increase reaction speed
Enhance memory and recall - remember plays, recall patterns
Maintain focus with distractions
Increase visual processing and spatial awareness
Greater confidence, productivity, and performance
We help students and athletes excel in the classroom.
Better performance on tests; enhanced memory and recall
Better attention, focus, and retention of details
Better understanding of concepts; better ability to follow instructions
Faster, higher quality work with fewer careless errors
Faster reading comprehension, faster learning speed
Greater confidence, productivity, and performance
We get life-changing improvements for students and athletes
who have been diagnosed with special needs or disorders.
ADHD Learning disabilities Dyslexia
Traumatic brain injury Concussions
We help athletic teams succeed and prosper.
Maintain scholarships - fewer students dropping out because of
academic probation
Recruit - add brain training to scholarship opportunities
Increase on-field performance
Maintain overall brain health; improve cognitive skills after concussions
Individual results may vary.

3. what about the
RESEARCH?
what do students
SAY?
the
MODEL
LearningRxFortCollins(970)672-2020
LearningRxCentennial(303)741-2300
LearningRxCherryCreek(303)284-6105
LearningRxColoradoSprings(719)550-8263
Student•Athlete
How well your brain performs -
Concussion and Traumatic Brain Injury research:
“While most people recover from a concussion within a week, a number of factors affect
people’s recovery, and studies have shown that teenage athletes may take up
to seven to 10 days longer to recover than older athletes,”said study author
Lisa M. Koehl, MS, and Dong (Dan) Y. Han, PsyD, of the University of Kentucky in Lexington.
American Academy of Neurology. (2014, July 10). After a concussion, which teens
will have emotional symptoms?. ScienceDaily. Retrieved January 8, 2015 from
www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/07/140710161523.htm
“Participants were 45 individuals who were at least one-year post moderate/severe TBI.
They were evaluated with the Rivermead Behavioral Memory Test. Results showed
variability in the cognitive processes used in prospective memory tasks,
most likely due to differences in retrospective memory abilities.”
Retrospective memory abilities are those that help us to remember daily tasks.
Kessler Foundation. (2014, August 15). Predictors of prospective memory impairment
after brain injury. Medical News Today. Retrieved January 8, 2015 from
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/280993.php
A 2011 study published in Neurosurgery reported that high school football players
who suffered two or more concussions reported mental problems at much
higher rates than other athletes, including headaches, dizziness, and sleeping
issues. The authors of the study refer to these symptoms as“neural precursors.”In other
words, consider yourself warned that the brain is not on a healthy track.
Elsevier Health Sciences. (2013, April 25). More severe concussion symptoms
lead to longer recovery time. ScienceDaily. Retrieved January 8, 2015 from
www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/04/130425091602.htm
“I am now very happy,
have better humor,
and I am living my
dream. I graduated
college instead of
dropping out.”
“My cross country time
has decreased and I am
more aware of my
surroundings without
having to constantly
look down.”
“My batting average has
gone up. I can watch the
ball coming at me more
closely. My reaction
time is better.”
“I am more productive
at work and don’t let
distractions get in
my way. I am less
stressed about
projects. My work is
faster and I am able to
follow through on tasks.”