In elite soccer, the difference between a goal and a save often comes down to visual processing. Whether you’re standing in a goal or stepping up to take the winning shot, greatness isn’t just about talent, it’s about how fast and accurately your brain processes what your eyes see.

In the realm of athletics, vision extends far beyond the ability to see clearly. Your performance on the field, court, or rink isn't just about physical condition or technical skill—it's also about how effectively you process the rapid visual information that sports inevitably throw at you.

Vizual Edge, the market leader in vision training and brain training for athletes, is excited to announce a major change to its pricing structure. Effective today, February 5, 2025, the company will switch to a traditional subscription model for its online platform, The Edge Trainer. 

You read the release, track the puck, and set for the save… but somehow, ends up in the back of the net. The shooter is celebrating, and you’re left frustrated because you thought you did everything right. You're wondering why you're getting beat on clear-sighted shots.

Vizual Edge, the leading provider of visual and cognitive performance training, is excited to announce a dynamic partnership with Brian's Custom Sports, a renowned innovator in goalie gear manufacturing.

NIAGARA FALLS, ON…The Professional Hockey Players’ Association (PHPA) is pleased to announce a new partnership with Vizual Edge, the leading online vision training program, that makes Vizual Edge the Official Vision Evaluation and Training Technology Partner of the PHPA.

Earlier this summer, Prep Baseball Report and Vizual Edge agreed to extend their partnership, keeping the market leader in vision training as the official vision evaluation and training technology of Prep Baseball Report. Since the partnership started in 2020, over 17,000 Vizual Edge assessments have been completed by athletes across the country at various PBR events.

The Alliance Fastpitch launched their inaugural 'Stars of Tomorrow' series event in November 2022 as a data-driven player identification and development program for freshmen, sophomores and juniors. As the Official Vision Evaluation and Training Partner of The Alliance Fastpitch, Vizual Edge put all players through a visual skills baseline assessment, the same test used by Team USA, MLB, Athletes Unlimited and NCAA organizations.

The 2023 MLB season is officially underway, and with the new rule changes taking effect this year, we're sure to be in store for a thrilling year of baseball! Many MLB players who are Vizual Edge users started opening week off strong, including the reigning AL MVP, Aaron Judge, who kicked off his 2023 campaign with the league's first homer of the year!

A great swing and athletic talent can only take a ball player so far in their career. More often than not, the trait that separates average from elite hitters is their vision, which is one of the most overlooked aspects to baseball performance.

A great swing and athletic talent can only take a ball player so far in their career. More often than not, the trait that separates average from elite hitters is their vision, which is one of the most overlooked aspects to baseball performance.

Shane Baz made his major league debut the other night. With the influx of young elite arm talent in the MLB, vision training is becoming a popular form of player development.

The COVID-19 pandemic forced many of us to rethink our business models and develop different ways to engage and stay in touch with our patients and athletes. At Performance 20/20, it pushed us to offer a different mode of training that had been on our “to-do” list but had not been implemented before the pandemic.

Vizual Edge has long been used as a tool in Major League Baseball. First, as a scouting tool to identify hitters with elite processing skills, then as a player development tool. Vizual Edge has used that success in Major League Baseball to expand to other sports, including Softball.

There are many skills that make up the top hockey players, and with game speeds moving faster than ever before, goalies and skaters alike need to have exceptional processing speeds to track a quick-moving puck.