Dr. Michael Lardon is a sports psychiatrist with training in psychiatry and psychobiology and more than 20 years of research and clinical experience; he is also a former professional athlete. In the early 1990s he and Dr. John Polich studied many of the world's greatest athletes at the University of California, San Diego and the Scripps Research Institute, applying brain imaging while athletes performed, and identified four components that characterise the zone: super concentration, time slowing down, detachment from outside influences, and super-normal performance.
His practice states he has helped dozens of Olympic and professional athletes, Fortune 500 CEOs and elite military unit members, whose wins include multiple Olympic gold medals, major championships in golf and Super Bowls. He describes his work as mostly on the PGA Tour, helping athletes find the zone, and his confidential one-to-one work begins with a diagnostic assessment and a comprehensive peak performance plan.
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