SOLUTIONS FOR HEALTH & REHABILITATION
Move, focus, adjust: give movement a purpose.
Integrate laser shooting into scenarios combining movement, attention, coordination, and precision. A flexible solution for physiotherapists, nursing homes (EHPAD), physical activity professionals, and mental performance coaches.
Setup: 5–10 min
Use: indoor / outdoor
Audiences: patients • seniors • athletes
Formats: one-to-one • workshops • groups
Focus: movement • coordination
attention • precision • refocus
HEALTH & REHABILITATION
Movement becomes richer when it serves a purpose.
Move, identify a target, stabilize your posture, breathe, aim, then adjust. Laser shooting enables professionals to create scenarios where the movement isn’t isolated: it’s part of a task that engages both body and attention at the same time.
Focus & Move remains a tool in the hands of the professional: they adapt the instructions, distances, pace, and difficulty to their audience and goals.
A goal that captures attention
The target provides an immediately clear goal: observe, aim, act, and repeat. Professionals can vary the instructions to engage attention in a concrete way.
Movement + cognitive task
Movement, choosing a target, memorizing an instruction, or changing a rule make it possible to combine a motor task with a cognitive demand.
Breathe, stabilize, act
After movement or exertion, a precision task can serve as a cue to slow down, regain controlled breathing, refocus, and then execute.
An easy progression to build
Distance, position, movement, duration, number of targets, and constraints can be adjusted gradually, without changing tools.
Use cases built by professionals
One tool, three support contexts
Laser shooting does not replace a method or a protocol. It provides a target, immediate feedback, and new variables to enrich the scenarios you offer.
Physiotherapy & rehabilitation
Pair a movement with a precise task, vary distances, positions, and instructions, then observe success to adjust progression.
Nursing homes (EHPAD) & senior activity
Give movement a concrete goal and offer accessible scenarios combining orientation, hand–eye coordination, attention, and interaction.
Mental preparation & performance
Create routines of effort → refocus → breathing → precision, and train the ability to regain controlled execution under constraints.
Focus & Move is not a medical device and does not replace the professional’s judgment, protocol, or supervision.
A setup that fits the way you support people
One-to-one support, small workshops, or groups: choose the number of stations to match your organization and use cases.
1 station • One-to-one support
A simple setup to integrate laser shooting into an individualized session and gradually evolve the instructions.
- Uses: movement / precision / attention
- Format: one-to-one session
- For: physio / mental preparation / one-to-one support
3 stations • Workshops & small groups
To create multiple scenarios, organize rotations, and work on different goals within the same session.
- Uses: coordination / attention / dual task
- Format: workshops / small groups
- For: practice / nursing home (EHPAD) / specialized facility
6 stations • Groups & rotations
For organizations that want to run simultaneous workshops, group sessions, or progressive circuits.
- Uses: circuits / rotations / group challenges
- Format: group / simultaneous workshops
- For: nursing home (EHPAD) / facility / group activity
An easy-to-use tool, scenarios to build
Discover the setup and how to use the Focus & Move laser pistol. Professionals then retain full freedom to build their own scenarios and progressions.
- Setup time: < 10 min
- Variables: position • distance • movement • instruction
- Progression: attention • coordination • precision • pace
In action
FAQs • Health, rehabilitation & support
Integrating laser shooting into your sessions
Can laser shooting be used in a rehabilitation setting?
Yes, as a basis for exercises designed and supervised by the professional. Position, distance, movement, duration, and instructions can be adapted to the participant’s abilities and the goals defined by the professional. Focus & Move is not a medical device.
Why combine movement and attention in the same exercise?
Combining a motor task with a cognitive instruction creates richer scenarios: moving, selecting a target, memorizing a rule, stabilizing the movement, then acting. This type of cognitive-motor scenario is notably studied in the literature on dual-task training.
Can you work on concentration and coordination?
Yes, by designing exercises where the participant must direct attention to a target, coordinate gaze and movement, follow an instruction, and adjust their action based on the result. Difficulty remains fully adjustable by the professional.
What’s the benefit of breathing and refocusing in sport?
A precision task performed after exertion can support a refocusing routine: slow down, observe your breathing, stabilize your posture, then execute. Laser shooting makes the quality of this return-to-control phase immediately visible.
Can laser shooting be offered in nursing homes (EHPAD) or with seniors?
Yes, when the activity is adapted and supervised by the facility’s professionals. Exercises can be done seated or standing and can include orientation, hand–eye coordination, attention, movement, and interaction with other participants.
How can you increase the difficulty?
The professional can change the shooting distance, position, number of targets, prior movement, available time, target order, or add an instruction to memorize. This means a single setup can create multiple levels of complexity.
How long does it take to set up the equipment?
A standard setup takes about 5 to 10 minutes. The equipment can then be arranged based on the available space, number of participants, and the type of exercise designed by the professional.
Should you choose 1, 3, or 6 stations?
One station is particularly suited to one-to-one support. Three stations make small groups and rotations easier. Six stations are better suited to organizations that want to run simultaneous workshops or group sessions. We can help you size the solution to your use case.
Have a use case in mind? Let’s build the right setup.
Practice, nursing home (EHPAD), specialized facility, or mental preparation: tell us about your audience, your goals, and how you operate. We’ll guide you to a suitable solution, for purchase or rental.
