Train the system that runs the system.

A measurement-first approach to human performance. Coming to Boulder in 2027.

Neural Performance Boulder brings a measurement-first approach to human performance — combining neurofunctional assessment, targeted neuro training and clinical-grade 24-hour HRV analysis.

The tools within our framework

Neurofunctional
Assessment & Training

We assess how the brain processes visual, vestibular and proprioceptive information and how these systems influence movement, coordination, stability and performance.

Targeted neuro drills address identified limitations and are immediately re-tested.

Clinical-Grade
24-Hour HRV Analysis

A full-day ECG-based 24-hour HRV recording as a marker of autonomic regulation — capturing the body’s response to training, stress, recovery and sleep.

The data is interpreted by Ferdinand Bader, with 15+ years of 24h-HRV experience and translated into practical decisions for training, recovery and lifestyle.

Who stands behind it:
Ferdinand Bader

Ferdinand Bader is a German sport scientist and former international ski jumper with a background in elite sport and human performance.

Today, he works with elite athletes, executives and ambitious individuals across Europe and the Middle East.

Career highlights

2025–2026

Neuro Coach A-License (Input1st)

Since 2021

Cooperation partner Dr. Schwarzl medical practice

2018-2019

MBA, University of West Florida (USA)

2014

Life Fire Professional (Autonom Health; Heart Rate Variability)

2013–2021

Head of Sports Physiology & Movement at Lanserhof Tegernsee, Germany

2011–2016

Member of German Ski Jumping Science Committee

Since 2010

Self-Employed Sports Scientist & Performance Consultant

2006-2010

Sports Science (Technical University Munich, Germany)

2000–2006

Ski Jumping National Team of Germany (German Champion, 5th place Worldcup, among others)

Coach Career (big events)

2013–2014

Olympic Games Sochi
(3x Gold, 1x Silver, 1x Bronze); 1st Overall Worldcup

2012–2013

World Championships
(1x Gold, 1x Silver, 3x Bronze); 1st Overall Worldcup

2010–2011

World Championships
(1x Gold, 4x Silver, 2x Bronze)