Sports And The Need For Good Vision

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Training your vision is real and it does work! Many athletes, from all over the world, have said that training of visual skills is as important as their athletic skills. What is the opitmum goal? 20 20 Vision!

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Where would you need really good vision in sports, like in the Winter Olympics? Biathlon is a term used to describe any sporting event made up of two disciplines. However, biathlon usually refers specifically to the winter sport that combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting.

Vision performance involves much more than just good eyesight. In sports, vision improvement includes a goal for: eye alignment, visual tracking, visual recognition and depth perception.

It really is amazing how much is involved in such manouvers as: parking a car, staying in your lane on the hightway, recognizing distances of objects, especially moving objects.

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The Surprising #1 Surgical Procedure In The U. S.

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Although not written about frequently, there is an eye condition you need to be aware of – a Cataract.

What is a cataract?  A cataract is the clouding of the eye’s lens, that part of the eye responsible for focusing light and producing clear sharp images.  A cataract may lead to blindness if left untreated.

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Near Point Stress…You Gotta Learn About This

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When a person has stopped growing, and their eyes are progressively getting worse, it is probable because what is called “near point stress”. At risk: office workers who work on their computers all day long, also students researching and chatting with friends on line.

And, Facebook Users, who sit for hours and write back and forth. What about avid television/movie watchers. When you wear corrective lenses, contacts or glasses, then the muscles of your eye can only be can only be resting when you are looking at an object a minimum of about 20 feet away. So how often does an office worker, a Facebook user, a student actually look away from the screen or TV? Not too often, we know that.

If you focus on anything, like a monitor, television screen, book at less than twenty feet, then your eyes will actually have to accommodate to do that – that is they have to actually change the muscles to focus at less than that 20 feet.

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Emotional Response Can Alter Pupil Size

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You’ve probably heard of body language as a way of communicating true feelings. But did you know there’s also such a thing as eye language?

Researchers have known for years that pupil size is a major clue in determining a person’s emotional response, and can sometimes contradict what’s actually being said. If you want to know how your date honestly feels about you, look into his or her eyes. A larger pupil indicates a positive response, whereas a constricted pupil indicates a less than favorable reaction. Similar eye responses can be seen in reactions to food or other stimuli.

In the 1960’s and 1970’s, German immigrant and psychologist Eckhard Hess first researched the importance of the eye’s pupil size in response to emotional stimuli through eye measurements known as pupillometrics or pupillometry.
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