Ohm for Achieving Your Best : Closed-Loop Resonance Frequency Training for Performance and Recovery in Sports and Life
Series #48
Webinar
July 16, 2026
12-1 PM ET
The Ohm Resonance Lamp is a lamp and biometric stone system that detects each person’s resonance frequency and guides the autonomic shift through light, haptics, and sound with no manual pacing required. This session shows how that closed-loop approach builds baroreflex efficiency, vagal tone, and HRV coherence to support recovery and performance, drawing on real session data from elite-level work.
Presenter
Dr. Jay Wiles
Dr. Jay T. Wiles is a clinical health and performance psychologist specializing in psychophysiology, nervous system regulation, and human performance. He serves as Chief Health & Performance Officer at Ohm Health, where he leads the development of biofeedback-driven technologies designed to train the autonomic nervous system through resonance breathing. Dr. Wiles has worked with professional athletes and organizations across the MLB, PGA, NHL, and Formula One, as well as Fortune 100 executives, helping them optimize recovery, resilience, and performance using HRV biofeedback and behavioral science. In addition to his work with elite performers, he is a professor of psychology and a trusted advisor to teams and organizations seeking to translate cutting-edge physiology into practical, high-impact performance strategies.
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