20/20 just means that you can see a small letter about 1-inch tall at 20 feet. You could see double and still have 20/20 vision.
Tip #1: Vision Is Our Dominant Sense
Vision engages much of the brain. So training your vision is training your brain, not your eyeballs. Athletes at the top of their game have improved their vision by training.
Sports provide life lessons
Sports and other types of performances are training grounds for life. Beyond the skill of the activity, the lessons you learn are endless: teamwork, leadership, commitment, physical strength, motivation, preparation, […]
Are you truly able to see, track, focus and concentrate to excel at your sport?
Vision refers to seeing, processing and responding to visual information. Enhancing your vision through training parallels what athletes do to develop their strength and movement skills.
Are you inconsistent in your performance during a game or sporting event?
Did you ever think that your vision may be holding you back from your peak performance? And if it is, what might you do to improve your vision skills?
Hellerstein & Brenner Vision Center PC – Voted in the Top 5 of Family Favorites in Colorado!
Hellerstein & Brenner Vision Center PC – Voted in the Top 5 of Family Favorites in Colorado!
Larry Fitzgerald – NFL Spokesperson on Helmet Safety
Larry Fitzgerald – NFL Spokesperson on Helmet Safety
Video of National Hockey League forward Christopher Higgins Doing Sports Vision Training
Dr. Arnold Sherman, Director of the Sports Vision Center at State University of New York (SUNY) shares some of his teachings and success stories.
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“One of the most important ways to separate yourself from others is your ability to utilize visualization techniques”. Kevin Eastman Assistant Coach, Boston Celtics