The purpose of this product is to incorporate a hearing clue with a visual clue, leading to a thought process resulting in a physical movement. When you do these drills, you will be training your brain for the seven cognitive skills critical for sports: (1) attention, (2) focus and concentration, (3) memory, (4) pattern recognition, (5) problem solving, (6) decision-making, and (7) anticipation.


Using this program will assist you in training your brain, eyes, and muscles together. It will allow you to train the "quiet eye," as proposed by Joan Vickers in 1996. The quiet eye is the final fixation on a specific object in the visuomotor workspace, i.e., the way your eye, brain, and body perceive the ball right before you hit it. It has been shown that experts in their field demonstrate a better quiet eye than less experienced players. It has also been shown that the quiet eye can be trained. This will help.


When you purchase our cognitive vision program, you will receive five decision cards, one jugglestick, and one set of near-far charts with drills and instructions.