Nearly six years since he retired from the NHL as one of its toughest enforcers, Scott Parker is finding everyday life a more fearsome opponent than any he dropped the […]
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Enhance Your Visualizations: RELAX, Breathe, Build Awareness #2
Here’s another fun activity to help your child learn how to relax.
Enhance Your Visualizations: RELAX, Breathe, Build Awareness
Relaxing is one of the key ingredients to great visualizing.
The Light Bulb – Practice Visualization
Let’s practice visualizing! It’s not just about seeing a picture in your mind. The more sensations your child brings into her visualization, the stronger and more meaningful it becomes. Encourage […]
My Ape Is…Tap Into Your Imagination
Imagination has no boundaries. The following activity taps the imagination–its one that kids of all ages can do–it can be done almost anywhere. The siller the responses, the better!
Take an “Imaginary” Hot Air Balloon Trip
This activity emphasizes relaxing, breathing, quiet, safety and fun…great for kids…great for adults.
Vision Therapy Success for Convergence Insufficiency
There is an excellent case study of how successful vision therapy is for patients diagnosed with convergence insufficiency.
Tip #49 Practice, Practice, Practice…
Brain research shows that neurons that fire together wire together.
Tip #48 Find an eye doctor you can trust and speak with about sports vision
Many optometrists and ophthalmologists give excellent vision care. However, if you are really interested in an eye doctor to help you improve your sports performance, check out these websites: www.COVD.org – Click on […]
Tip #47 LASIK refractive surgery may be a great treatment option
LASIK surgery is highly successful in eliminating the need to wear glasses or contact lenses for sports. Yet some possible side effects could hinder your sports performance. Each person must weigh the chances for success […]