TSMT® is a special development method used to improve children's motor skills and abilities. The program consists of a series of different sensorimotor tasks that are tailored to the individual needs of each child.

Group TSMT® training is recommended for those who score between 50-75% in the areas of nervous system and motor skills maturity and below 75% in the area of attention. The program takes place in groups of 4-8 children who are unsteady in their movements and hyperactive.

Filtered Sound Training (FST) is a 10-day home program that stimulates the nervous system with musical modulation. It improves hearing, attention, and motor skills by stimulating alternating sounds. Ideal for both children and adults. 

HRG training takes place in warm water, where the trainer—based on the children's development and skill level—divides them into homogeneous groups and selects appropriate exercises for them from more than 1,000 options. A characteristic feature of HRG training is that parents are also in the pool, and the HRG trainer instructs the group of 3-6 people accordingly.