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Golf is clearly one of the
most difficult sports to master. You can work
countless hours on your back swing, proper
stance, keeping your head still, putting grip
and the list goes one. But without strong
visual ability your game will still suffer.
Depth perception is a must
in golf. You might have 20/20 vision, but poor
depth perception. If this is the case you will
have trouble accurately estimating the distance
to the pin. Poor depth perception will also
make it difficult, if not impossible, to read
the break in a green.
Do you find yourself
swinging and missing the ball or hitting the
ground in front of the ball? Both are common
problems. Even if you keep your head completely
still, if you are unable to focus well on the
ball you might miss hit it. The problem is that
you might not know there's a problem. 20/20
isn't everything. You're vision might be good,
but you might have a problem with binocularity.
In other words, you might be using one eye more
than the other instead of using them in unison.
Your left eye (or right) might focus just a few
millimeters in front of or behind the ball.
Either of those problems can cause major
problems with your swing. Sporteyes VT has a
simple screening and evaluation process that can
help you determine if any visual problem exists.
Concentration is
critical in golf. Weak eyes lead to eye fatigue
and a lack of concentration. You might think
you're concentrating only to find that your game
breaks down the longer you play. This might
indicate a visual problem. We can train your
eyes to last an entire round.
Proper balance is again
critical to a good swing. If you're having
trouble focusing quickly your body might be
slightly off balance. Anybody who plays golf
knows that even a slight hiccup in your swing
can lead to major imperfections in the flight of
the ball.
Golfers spend millions
of dollars every year to learn proper technique,
grip and other fundamentals, but most c
ompletely neglect their
visual system. It's understandable. Most
people assume that if they have 20/20 or wear
contacts or glasses that their vision is
fine...even perfect. The simple fact of the
matter is that 20/20 and athletic vision are not
always the same thing. Want to improve your
game? Start with your eyes.
Key Products:
- Vision
evaluation/screening
- Vision ring
- Jugglestick
- Phy-dip string
Triangle Putting
System:
Sporteyes VT offers a
unique and inexpensive putting system. The
Triangle Putting System will help you achieve
proper alignment and teach you to read your puts
better. As a special bonus the Triangle Putting
System includes a phy-dip string to strengthen
and train your eyes.
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