Brainathon 3.0 encore: the next live run is Saturday, October 17, 2026
TL;DR
There is no public replay of Brainathon 3.0. What there is instead is another live run, on Saturday, October 17, 2026, starting 9:00 AM Los Angeles, 12:00 PM New York and 5:00 PM London. Same three-hour training, the same lineup of five experts, still free to attend live.
So if you missed a run, you did not miss your chance. NeuroGym re-runs the same summit most Saturdays instead of publishing the recording, and it emails a replay link to the people who registered. That is why a search for the replay keeps landing you on a date instead of a video: the recording goes to the registration list, not to a public page.
Free to attend live · 3 hours · 5 experts · online from anywhere
Seating for the live, interactive sessions is limited.
Why there is an encore instead of a recording
The first run, on August 22, 2026, filled beyond what NeuroGym had planned for. Rather than push everyone to a recording, they ran the whole thing again, live, the following week. That turned out to work better than the recording would have, and it became the pattern: the summit now runs live most Saturdays rather than existing as a video someone watches alone at 1 AM.
It is worth stating plainly, because “encore” in online marketing usually means a replay dressed up as an event. This one is the opposite. The sessions are presented live, the exercises are walked through in real time, and the chat is running throughout. There is no public recording to link you to; the replay NeuroGym has sent went to its registration list by email.
What it means for you is simple. The full review of Brainathon 3.0 describes exactly what you will see, because the content does not change from one Saturday to the next.
Start time in your timezone
| City | Timezone | Starts |
|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles | PT (UTC-7 / -8) | 9:00 AM |
| Denver | MT (UTC-6 / -7) | 10:00 AM |
| Chicago | CT (UTC-5 / -6) | 11:00 AM |
| New York | ET (UTC-4 / -5) | 12:00 PM |
| São Paulo | BRT (UTC-3) | 1:00 PM |
| London | UK (UTC+0 / +1) | 5:00 PM |
| Berlin / Paris | CET (UTC+1 / +2) | 6:00 PM |
| Dubai | GST (UTC+4) | 8:00 PM |
| Mumbai / Delhi | IST (UTC+5:30) | 9:30 PM |
| Singapore / Hong Kong | SGT (UTC+8) | 12:00 AM (Sunday) |
| Tokyo | JST (UTC+9) | 1:00 AM (Sunday) |
| Sydney | AEST (UTC+10 / +11) | 2:00 AM (Sunday) |
For how the three hours are structured session by session, see the Brainathon 3.0 schedule page.
Who it is for
The same people every run has been for: anyone whose financial results do not yet match what they are capable of, and who would rather work on the pattern underneath the behavior than push harder on willpower. It is educational mindset and brain-training content, not financial advice, and it does not promise an income result.
One honest caveat, and it applies to every run. A paid NeuroGym membership is presented during the event. Attending the free training and ignoring the offer is entirely normal, and nothing is withheld from people who do that.
Free to attend live. Seating for the interactive sessions is limited.
Questions about the encore
Is there a Brainathon 3.0 replay?
Not a public one, but registrants do get one. NeuroGym does not post the recording on a page anyone can open, and it is not on John Assaraf’s YouTube channel. What it does is email a replay link to the people who registered: in early September 2026, after the August runs, registrants received a message with a Watch the replay link. So a search for the replay turns up the next live date rather than a video, and registering is how you get the recording.
When is the next Brainathon 3.0?
The next live run is Saturday, October 17, 2026, starting at 9:00 AM in Los Angeles. That is 12:00 PM in New York, 1:00 PM in São Paulo, 5:00 PM in London and 9:30 PM in India. In Singapore, Tokyo and Sydney it starts after midnight, so it falls on the Sunday local time. Plan for about three hours.
Is the encore the same content as the original Brainathon?
It is the same training. NeuroGym first ran Brainathon 3.0 live on August 22, 2026 and now runs it again most Saturdays with the same lineup covering the same material (five experts since September 2026, when the official page stopped listing Dr. Brian Alman). There is no advantage to having attended an earlier one, and nothing carries over from week to week that you would be missing.
Is the Brainathon encore a replay or a live event?
It is presented live rather than as a recording you watch on your own schedule. That matters in practice: the sessions include exercises the speakers walk you through in real time, and the chat is active throughout. If you can only watch a recording, register anyway, because access details for any replay go out to the registration list by email.
Does the encore cost anything?
No. Registering and attending live are free, and no payment details are asked for at registration. NeuroGym does present its paid membership during the event, and that is separate from the free training.
I registered for an earlier Brainathon. Do I need to register again?
Check your email first. NeuroGym normally emails everyone already on the registration list when the next run is scheduled, so you may already be set. If nothing arrived, registering again costs a minute and guarantees the link reaches you.
What should I have ready before it starts?
Something to write with and three uninterrupted hours. The practical exercises come throughout rather than only at the end, and they are easy to miss if you are half watching. No prior knowledge of neuroscience is expected.