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Click here to see a video on how to improve your sports vision skills with vision performance training. ![]() |
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Vizual Edge issued patent # 7326060On January 16, 2008 The United States Patent and Trademark Office issued notification that the Vizial Edge Performance Trainer (Application 10/142,360) will be issued Patent # 7326060 on February 5, 2008.The present invention relates generally to a system and method for evaluating and training visual skills; and more particularly, to a software program for use on a computer, that allows a user to evaluate and train the user's visual skills without the assistance of a physician or trainer, and to a method of self-evaluating and training one's visual skills at a user's desired pace. |
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![]() "I am Brian Gearity from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. As a former intern strength & conditioning coach with the Cleveland Indians Baseball Co., we were one of the first professional baseball teams using the Vizual Edge program. We had continued success using their program which has been improved considerable." Listen to more... |
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Branyan's batting 'edge' computer-aidedEye-training video program helps keep platoon member sharpBranyan jumped in this spring when he decided to commit more regularly to the "Vizual Edge Performance Trainer," a computer program billed as weight training for the eyes, developed by the Visual Fitness Institute out of Vernon Hills, Ill. The software includes a number of exercises tailored to a variety of sports, that according to its developer, Dr. Barry Seiller, can help athletes improve their visual alignment, flexibility, recognition and tracking, as well as their depth perception. READ MORE... |
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Vision Training Growing in Popularity via Vizual Edge TechnologyFor years now, Olympic, professional and college athletes have been enhancing their on-field performance through visual training with Vizual Edge. The Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Royals and Milwaukee Brewers all evaluate and train the visual component of their athlete's performance, allowing them to "see the ball better." This is also true with the entire Georgia Tech athletic program, as well as various university programs including Northwestern, Iowa, Vanderbilt, and Tennessee. In addition, the Olympic Luge, Bobsled and Skeleton teams have also undergone this training with Vizual Edge. READ MORE... |
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Milwaukee Brewers Minors report: Camp begins high techTop-of-the-line visual measurement system again employedThe Brewers were among the first Major League organizations to use the Vizual Edge Performance Trainer, developed by the Vernon Hills, Ill.-based Visual Fitness Institute. The video game-like computer software allows medical staffers and scouts to test players' depth perception, eye alignment and flexibility and scores them on their ability to process and react to visual stimuli. |
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The Vizual Edge Performance Trainer is the must-have tool for any athlete who aspires to reach the next level. ~Mike Candrea, Head Softball Coach University of Arizona More Softball here.... |
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| The Tennessee Volunteers have a weight room full of machines to work nearly every muscle in the body. Now they can include their eyes.Read more here.... | |||
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"This helped my game" SEE MORE... Brett Basanez, Northwestern University/ Carolina Panthers |
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RESEARCH STUDIES so effectiveness of Vision Performance Training and the Vizual Edge Performance Trainer: Milwaukee Brewers 2006 Instructional League. Learn more here.... New study shows effectiveness of VEPT training program with professional baseball players. Learn more here.... |
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| ESPN.com story: Vizual Edge seen as 'weight training for the eyes' Read More. | |||
Colleges Shifting to Vision Training to Enhance Athletic Performance... |
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Weight Training for Eyes: Health Story at Walgreens.comSee the free video (3 min)! |
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