Sports Vision Enhancement

Dynamic visual acuity is your ability to see objects while they are moving. This is important in sports like hockey, racquetball, and tennis.

Visual concentration is your ability to ignore distractions happening around you. Your eyes naturally react to different movements in your field of vision, including spectators, other participants, or the playing environment.

Eye tracking is following an object with your eyes without moving your head. It is important for sports that involve fast-moving objects, and can improve balance and reaction time.

Eye-hand coordination is how your muscles and limbs react to the information gathered by your eyes. It affects timing and body control.

Visual memory is the ability to process and remember a fast-moving, complex picture of people and things. Visual memory helps you know where objects and people are positioned.

Peripheral vision is the ability to see what is not directly in front of you, out of the corner of your eye. This allows you to see left or right while focusing on the goal in front of you.

Visual reaction time is the speed at which your brain interprets and reacts to events.

Focus flexibility allows you to quickly switch focus between different objects at varying distances from you.

Depth perception is the ability to see things in three dimensions (including length, width and depth), and to judge how far away an object is.It is especially important in basketball, golf, and other sports involving distance to the goal.