VISION TRAINING,
MENTAL PERFORMANCE, AND PHYSICAL COORDINATION
IN ONE PLATFORM
Developed by Doctors of Optometry, Certified Mental Performance Consultants, and Professional Athletes
A one-of-a-kind program that enhances an athlete's overall skills and competitive edge, by incorporating vision training, mental performance techniques, and physical coordination exercises.
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VISION TRAINING
Vision training involves exercises designed to improve visual skills and efficiency, enhancing abilities like convergence, divergence, visual tracking, and depth perception. It benefits athletes with visual deficiencies and those seeking to maximize their performance. By engaging in targeted activities, participants can strengthen their eye-brain coordination and overall visual processing.
MENTAL PERFORMANCE
Mental performance encompasses cognitive, emotional, and behavioral skills to boost an athlete’s focus, confidence, and resilience. Techniques such as visualization, mindfulness, and goal-setting help athletes manage pressure while maintaining peak performance. By cultivating a strong mental game, athletes can improve their consistency and overall success in practice and competition.
PHYSICAL APPLICATION
Physical drills challenge athletes to process visual information while under physical stress. This helps improve reaction time, decision-making, focus, and situational awareness. By incorporating physical drills into visual and mental training, athletes sharpen their focus and maintain clarity when split-second decisions are critical. Physical coordination + visual acuity + cognitive agility = success.
ENDLESS DRILL VARIATIONS
Depth
Perception
Visual
Acuity
Visual
Tracking
Eye-Hand
Coordination
Peripheral
Vision
Mental Imagery
Whole Body
Coordination
Response Time
Balance &
Body Control
Reaction
Time
Decision
Making
Cognitive
Processing
With virtually thousands of drill variations, athletes have access to endless tools for enhancing their all-around skills. Drills include activities like juggling, ball tracking, reaction time exercises, eye-hand coordination, and balance movements—all designed to improve visual-motor integration. The combination of technology and physical drills offers a dynamic, immersive training experience unlike any other. Each drill is systematically programmed for growth, offering athletes new difficulty levels and continued progress throughout the training program.
ALL IT TAKES IS 20-30 MINS PER WEEK
Training is programmed for 3 days per week, but athletes ultimately have the flexibility to train how and when they want. Each training cycle is 13 weeks long, incorporating vision assessments, mental performance assessments, vision training drills, cognitive drills, physical coordination drills, and mental performance techniques. On average, training should take about 20-30 minutes per week to complete.
ASSESSMENTS & ANALYTICS
VISION ASSESSMENTS:
Vision training assessments evaluate an athlete's visual skills, including eye-alignment, depth perception, convergence, divergence, and visual processing. This specific assessment provides a comprehensive analysis of an athlete's visual performance, helping identify areas for improvement.
REAL-TIME DATA:
Data and analytics deliver real-time feedback to athletes, allowing them to track their performance metrics and make adjustments as they train.
THE ACSI-28:
The ACSI-28 Coping Skills Assessment is a tool created to assess an athlete's mental performance by examining their coping strategies in competitive settings. Developed by Smith, R. E., Schutz, R. W., Smoll, F. L., and Ptacek, J. T. in 1995, VisionX has been authorized to incorporate the ACSI-28 into its Mental Performance program. This assessment highlights 28 essential dimensions of coping, including concentration, anxiety management, and self-confidence, offering valuable insights into how athletes respond to pressure and overcome challenges.
Smith, R. E., Schutz, R. W., Smoll, F. L., & Ptacek, J. T. (1995). Development and validation of a multidimensional measure of sport-specific psychological skills: The Athletic Coping Skills Inventory-28. Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology, 17(4), 379–398.
TRAIN ANYWHERE, ANYTIME
at HOME
Online vision training drills are done on a computer or tablet. Physical drills are done with minimal space.
on the ROAD
Web-based sports vision training can be done from the team bus, plane, or passenger seat with ease.
at the Hotel
Out of town for a tourney or game? No problem. Complete your vision training drills anywhere.
at a FACILITY
View demo videos from your phone to merge sports training and vision training in your workouts.
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