Abstract: According to some embodiments, a computing device may be configured to receive user input associated with a user. Based on the user input, the computing device may identify the neurological state of the user. Using the identified neurological state, the computing device may be configured to select a suitable neurohack for administration to the user. The selected neurohack may then administered to the user via the computing device, resulting in an alteration of the neurological state from the identified neurological state to a different neurological state, or reinforcement of the identified neurological state.

Abstract: A method for training for improving a user's play of a golf short game by providing first and second trajectory targets at different heights and with first and second visual attributes, and providing first and second distance targets with the first and second attributes respectively. A first golf shot is hit through the first trajectory target at the first height at a first trajectory. A second golf shot is hit through the second trajectory target at the second height with a second trajectory. The user associates the first attribute with the first trajectory and the second attribute with the second trajectory. The user then attempts to hit a third shot to the first distance target having the first attribute using the first trajectory and a fourth shot to the second distance target having the second attribute using the second trajectory.

Abstract: A method for training for improving a user's play of a golf short game includes, in combination, the steps of: providing first and second trajectory targets such that the first trajectory target is located at a first height and the second trajectory target is located at a second height that is higher than the first height, wherein the first trajectory target has a first visual attribute and the second trajectory target has a second visual attribute different from the first visual attribute; hitting a first golf shot to attempt to hit a golf ball into the first trajectory target at the first height, whereby the first visual attribute is associated by the user with a first trajectory; hitting a second golf shot to attempt to hit a golf ball into the second trajectory target at the second height, whereby the second visual attribute is associated by the user with a second trajectory; providing first and second distance targets on a ground surface, wherein the first distance target has the first visual attribute a