The Vizual Edge Performance Trainer is an excellent and safe investment in any athlete’s future. Visual training helps athletes play smarter and better—not by placing new physical demands on a young athlete, but by helping them see and respond to visual information, movements and coordination—all without drugs or hormones. Vizual Edge is also an activity that parents can do along with their sons or daughters. It’s fun and can improve the visual performance of everyone in the family. It’s even been shown to boost academic performance in the classroom.
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Sports Vision Articles
Softball players participating in VEPT believed their visual skills improved, enhanced performance
PERCEPTIONS AND ATTITUDES OF COLLEGE SOFTBALL PLAYERS PARTICIPATING IN VEPT
by: Frank J. Spaniol, Professor, Sport Science
Unpublished survey (10/10/2011)
As a group, 79% believed that VEPT increased their ability to “focus”, 74% felt the visual practice improved their concentration, and 73% agreed the training augmented their ability to “see” the ball. In addition, 33% reported more consistency, 67% believed batting results increased, 66% felt their fielding improved, and 67% reported superior balance. Overall, the results of this survey indicate that a significant number of college softball players participating in VEPT believed their visual skills improved, which they felt translated into enhanced performance.
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Reasearch Study Shows Academic Improvement as a Result of Vision Performance Training
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VISUAL SKILLS AND READING ACHIEVEMENT OF COLLEGE ATHLETES
by: Frank Spaniol, Liette Ocker, Randy Bonnette, Martin Ward, and Jeff Paluseo
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, Corpus Christi, TX. Human Performance Lab (8/1/2007)
Vision performance training for athletics had its geneses from students with reading disorders. Scientific study confirms findings of student athletes and their coaches that academics also improves with visual skills training.
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College Softball student-athletes find benefits from vision training
ATTITUDES AND PERCEPTIONS OF NCAA DIVISION I SOFTBALL PLAYERS PARTICIPATING
by: Spaniol, F.J., Seiller, B.L.,K. Puchalski
Unpublished survey (4/1/2005)
Athetes have found numerous benefits to vision performance training both on and off the field.
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Eyesight is one of the most complex actions of the human body. It is one of our most important surv
Out of Sight
by: Tyler Hass
Girevik Magazine (10/22/2002)
Eyesight is one of the most complex actions of the human body. It is one of our most important survival characteristics and crucial for performance in any sport. While the eye is an incredible organ in its own right, the real act of seeing occurs in the brain. This is where visual data becomes the world that we know and interact with. The world's most powerful computers cannot do what our brains do instantaneosly, every moment of the day. The eye is merely the starting point for our amazing visual system.
