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What is Sports Vision Training
Sports and Vision isn’t about just correcting athletes’ vision: you have glasses or contact lenses for that. Sports vision is a specialised form of personalised training that enhances an athlete’s visual skills to improve their performance in their respective sports.
It edges out the competition by increasing several skills : eye-hand/foot coordination, depth perception, peripheral awareness, reaction time, and visual tracking through specialised exercises and drills.
Sports and Vision Pyramid – The key to sports success
Our latest specialized tools we use to EYElevate your Game!
RIGHTEYE
is a non-invasive diagnostic tool that utilises eye-tracking technology to measure and analyse eye movements. It provides detailed reports on eye function, allowing for comprehensive vision assessment and personalised treatment planning for all ages.
SENAPTEC SYNCHRONY
is a sensory training platform that improves athletic performance by enhancing sensory integration. It uses an LED strip for drills that assess reaction time, anticipation, and coordination. SENAPTEC QUAD STROBES enhances visual performance, reaction time, and processing speed for athletes in various sports.
THE SENAPTEC SENSORY STATION
Assesses and improves athletes' sensory skills through personalized training programs. It is utilized by professional athletes to enhance their skills and performance
THE SENAPTEC QUAD STROBES
improve visual performance, reaction time, and processing speed for athletes in various sports. They stimulate and challenge the visual system, optimizing sensory information processing and enhancing performance.
General training methods
Eye exercises
Involve moving the eyes in specific patterns, may include tracking, focusing, and peripheral vision drills. These exercises can help to improve coordination and accuracy in sports.
Visual imagery
This technique involves visualizing successful performance in a sport, a particular move, or a game situation. It helps athletes to enhance their visual memory and perform better in actual games.
Vision drills
These drills typically involve using special equipment such as reaction balls, strobe glasses, and interactive light boards to improve visual skills such as reaction time, hand-eye coordination, and peripheral vision.
Vision therapy
Includes custom, in-office vision assessments, and training exercises designed to improve visual processing, perceptual skills, and eye-hand coordination.
Sports-specific drills
These training exercises mimic the specific demands of a particular sport or activity to improve the athlete’s overall performance. For example, a tennis player might use drills that simulate returns, while a basketball player might work on visual tracking while dribbling.