S10 Fitness

Working with , Kim is helping us push vocal performance into real nervous system training. We’re using respiration belts, heart rate monitors, and new XP sensor layouts to capture jaw motion, frequency shifts, temperature, and more, all while Xinyi works her coding magic.

The goal? Measure what the body does when the voice is fully dialed in versus slightly off. Sound, physiology, and nervous system ...all locked in. Let's go!

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Precision starts before the pitch leaves the hand.
While working with MLB pitcher, Matt Festa, we used vision and vestibular drills to refine balance, gaze stability, and spatial awareness on the mound. Pencil tracking, target shifts, and head movement coordination train the eyes and inner ear to stay locked under dynamic motion.
When the visual system and body move in sync, control, accuracy, and reaction speed reach a new level.

Working with Kim is giving us the chance to push vocal performance into real nervous system training. She’s helping us prime the nervous system with specific neuro drills before each singing task, bringing a level of awareness and control that goes well beyond standard vocal work because of her applied neuro background.

We’re pairing her expertise with Xinyi’s sensor innovation. She developed the XP sensors we’re using, and we’re now testing new sizes and layouts to capture cleaner physiological signals and track what the body does when a singer is fully locked in versus slightly off.

A lot more to come as we keep tightening the connection between sound, physiology, and neuro training.