Neuro Force One expands athlete platform after THSCA response

Neuro Force One said coaches and school leaders gave a strong reception to its athlete-support tools at the 2026 Texas High School Coaches Association convention in Houston. The company is now offering eligible schools one-year access to its NF1 Coaches & Teams Platform while promoting NF1 RESET and updated parasitology research tied to Cyclospora.

Why it matters: - Neuro Force One is pitching a broader model for school athletics that ties training, recovery, nutrition, gut health and coach communication into one system. - The company is also using the THSCA convention to push adoption across entire athletic departments, not just individual teams. - Interest in NF1 RESET adds a health and recovery angle that could matter to coaches looking for more than workout programming.

What happened: - Neuro Force One said it drew an enthusiastic response from coaches, athletic professionals and school representatives at the 2026 Texas High School Coaches Association Coaching School & Convention in Houston. - The company presented its NF1 Coaches & Teams Platform, NF1 mobile app and NF1 RESET system during the event. - Neuro Force One offered participating coaches a complimentary one-year subscription to the NF1 Coaches & Teams Platform. - Eligible schools can extend the platform across their entire athletic department.

The details: - The NF1 platform lets coaches create and manage teams, invite athletes, assign programs and routines, establish KPIs, organize tasks and events, and monitor participation. - The platform is designed to give coaches more visibility into athlete readiness, recovery and daily habits. - Student-athletes use the NF1 mobile app to access programs, complete assigned activities, record nutrition and hydration, monitor readiness and recovery, connect compatible health devices and stay engaged with coaches and teams. - Participating schools receive onboarding materials, setup instructions and implementation resources. - Karim Amin, founder and CEO of Neuro Force One, said coaches are looking for better ways to support athlete development, recovery, nutrition, accountability and long-term health. - Michael Dodd, COO, said the company is preparing onboarding resources for participating schools after the convention.

Between the lines: - Neuro Force One is positioning its product as an operating system for athletic programs, not a single training app. - The company also used the convention to connect NF1 RESET to broader digestive health and recovery conversations. - Attendees showed interest in gut health, nutrient absorption, digestive balance and recovery. - The company said conversations also expanded to intestinal parasites and Cyclospora cayetanensis. - Neuro Force One said NF1 RESET supports superior gut health and works as an anti-parasitic. - Cyclospora is a microscopic intestinal parasite that can spread through contaminated food or water and cause cyclosporiasis, which can bring watery diarrhea, cramping, fatigue, nausea and loss of appetite. - The research connection traces to Karim Amin’s father, Dr. Omar M. Amin, a parasitologist and founder of Parasitology Center, Inc. - Dr. Omar M. Amin previously published research on the seasonal prevalence, symptoms and host relationships associated with Cyclospora cayetanensis infections in North America. - Karim Amin and Dr. Omar M. Amin co-authored an updated paper, The Epidemiology of an Outbreak of Cyclospora cayetanensis in North America, on the public-health significance of Cyclospora.

What's next: - Neuro Force One is preparing onboarding materials and implementation support for schools that signed up at THSCA. - The company plans to help coaches roll out the NF1 platform across athletic programs. - Neuro Force One expects the positive reception to drive further interest in its broader performance ecosystem.

The bottom line: - Neuro Force One left THSCA with a clearer path to school adoption and a platform story that now spans performance, recovery and gut health.