Videos tagged with Neuroscience

This YouTube video features an interview or discussion with Dj Shipley on the Huberman Lab podcast. Given the context of the Huberman Lab, which often delves into topics related to human health, performance, and neuroscience, this episode likely explores how firearms ownership, training, or the psychology of self-defense might intersect with these areas. Discussions could cover topics like stress management, focus, cognitive performance under pressure, or the physiological effects of training with firearms. The presence of Dj Shipley suggests a potential focus on tactical applications, personal defense, or perhaps the science behind marksmanship.

This video features Dr. Diane Hennacy, a Harvard-trained neuropsychiatrist, discussing her research into telepathy, psychic phenomena, PTSD, and the neuroscience of ESP. The conversation delves into the telepathic abilities of nonverbal autistic individuals, the impact of trauma and generational memory on human experience, near-death experiences, the biofield, and collective consciousness. It blends scientific exploration with discussions of the unexplained, offering a unique perspective on consciousness and the mind.

This video preview features neuroscientist Andrew Huberman discussing his life journey, from a challenging adolescence to becoming a leading expert in brain function and neuroplasticity. He shares personal anecdotes about how skateboarding, mental health struggles, and mentors influenced his career. Huberman also offers practical advice for improving mental health, including managing dopamine, optimizing sleep and light exposure, and establishing daily discipline. The preview highlights the educational and personal growth aspects of the full episode.

This video introduces the Disruptive Science (D5) foundational course from Haley Strategic, emphasizing a scientific approach to shooting fundamentals. The course focuses on the human element – the brain, body, and learning processes – rather than just the weapon. It aims to accelerate learning for all skill levels by providing a deep understanding of the 'why' behind shooting techniques, rooted in biomechanics and cognitive science. The D5 course is offered for Handgun, Carbine, AK, and Subgun platforms, with a focus on building proficient "Thinkers Before Shooters™."

This video discusses a Columbia University study that found driving can boost cognitive function and help stave off dementia. The study highlights the mental benefits associated with the act of driving, suggesting it could be a factor in maintaining brain health as people age.

This video, titled 'NEUROSCIENCE' with the description 'Talking about one of my favorite topics this week. Neuroscience in relation to training!', focuses on the application of neuroscience principles within the context of training. The video is hosted on Watch.SOBTactical.com and promotes the SOB Tactical brand. While the title and description don't explicitly mention firearms, the associated hashtags and website suggest a potential connection to tactical training or related content.