My Rhythm IQ

Human-generated sound is a natural physiological signal. The rhythm of sound production reflects important neurological functions, including attention, speed control, and coordinated motor activity.

Rhythm IQ measures these rhythmic patterns to provide a simple, intuitive view of your neurological motor wellness.

How It Works

Rhythm IQ generates a total score based on four rhythm-controlled movement tasks.

Your score reflects how consistent your rhythm is:

• More consistent rhythm → Higher score  
• More variation → Lower score

This provides insight into your motor coordination and neurological performance.

The 4 Rhythm Tasks

• 1. Finger Tapping
  Tap your index finger to your thumb. Open your fingers comfortably and as wide as possible. Tap as fast and as rhythmically as you can for 10 seconds.
  
• 2. Tongue Tapping
  Use the tip of your tongue to tap the roof of your mouth (upper palate). Perform comfortably, quickly, and rhythmically for 10 seconds.
• 3. Jaw / Teeth Tapping
  Gently tap your upper and lower teeth together by moving your jaw in a rhythmic motion. Keep the movement comfortable and steady for 10 seconds.
• 4. Foot Tapping
  Sit or stand with your heel on the ground. Lift the front of your foot using your ankle and tap it down rhythmically. Perform for 10 seconds.
  

Your Score:

• 175 – 200: Excellent
• 155 – 174: Good
• 130 – 154: Average
• 105 – 129: Needs Improvement

Why Rhythm Matters

Rhythm is a fundamental function of the brain. Subtle changes in rhythm may reflect changes in coordination, attention, and motor control. Monitoring rhythm over time can help you better understand your neurological wellness.

Using your smart phone recording the performance and going to the submit audio page to submit.

Fee for my Rhythm IQ report is $25. Member discount, $10 each report. 

This rhythm analysis technique is disclosed in U.S. Patent.