ou have two ways of seeing. Most athletes only train one. Look at a word on this page. Notice how the letters around it get blurry? That's the difference between central and peripheral vision. The Sharp Center Your central vision comes from a tiny spot called the fovea.
Our landing page, 3dVisionGym.com has a short 1 minute supercut style video that jumps quickly through many of the training options on offer. But that was based on a longer, slower, and easier to read version that took a more casual walkthrough of several parts of the website. It
Watch a professional golfer in the seconds before they putt. Or a basketball player at the free throw line. Or an Olympic trap shooter before they call for the bird. There's a stillness there, a locked-in focus that's easy to dismiss as concentration or confidence. But
The Swarm is available in Open Gym only. It's not in yet part of Daily Training or Performance Evaluation. But it’s a lot of fun and worth seeking out. To access it: 1. Open 3DVisionGym.com 2. Select Training programs from the top of the screen navigation
Why personalized training beats generic workouts—and how the system adapts to you Why personalization matters You use a personal trainer at the gym because they are directing your exercises to align with your goals and improve weaknesses. 3DVisionGym's Daily Training is similar. Every session is built for
Why tracking moving objects is trainable—and why it matters* What Are Smooth Pursuit Eye Movements? Your eyes move in several distinct ways, each designed for different visual tasks. When you read these words, your eyes jump from word to word in quick, jerky movements called saccades. But when you
Before you start any serious training program, you need to know where you are starting from. A basketball player does not just show up and start shooting threes without understanding their current shooting percentage. A sprinter times their baseline 100-meter dash before designing a speed program. Sports vision training works
We’re excited to share the launch of 3D Vision Gym. Dynamic vision is a big thing - but also a bit confusing at times and online tools can be expensive to access. A while back I went through vision therapy myself with a focus on improving my own sports