Dore Sport is an exercise based Program for professional sports clubs and elite athletes. The Program does not teach any sport specific skills but rather deals in an area of brain development to supply athletes the tools necessary in order to acquire and utilise their natural talents to their greatest potential.

Dore Sport is a division of the Dore Program. The Dore Program has assessed over 40,000 people around the world, including over 11,500 in Australia, to help with learning, attention and behavioural difficulties.

In 2003 Scottish rugby player Kenny Logan sought the help of the Dore Program for struggles he had, associated with his diagnosed Dyslexia. Along with helping his reading, writing and spelling, Kenny noticed improvements on the rugby pitch. Areas such as his co-ordination and decision making became increasingly easier.

From this experience research was then undertaken to review the outcomes of a highly stimulatory version of the Dore Program and the effects that this would have on elite sports performance. The result of this research has now become the Dore Sport Program.

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