New Developments in the Art & Science of Vision Training

 The Way of Sports and Exercise Your Eyes Inc. are offering a free 1-hour seminar, to introduce you to an exciting new development in the art & science of vision training. This live conference call is by invitation only to baseball players, coaches, and trainers.

Objectives

During this seminar, you will be introduced to the EYEPORT Vision Training System and learn how to incorporate this effective tool into your training regimen. The EYEPORT is the only patented, clinically proven and FDA-cleared device that significantly improves overall visual performance in less than 10-minutes a day. Published studies clearly demonstrate that using the EYEPORT significantly improves:

Visual Attention
Reading Efficiency & Comprehension
Athletic Performance and Marksmanship
Aiming, Tracking, Focusing & Teaming of the Eyes
Speed & Span of Perception & Dynamic Depth Perception

Course Outline

• An overview of the body’s primal rhythm and the biological effects of light
• The body’s primal rhythm & its relationship to optimal performance
• A general overview of the non-visual effects of ocular light perception
• The effect of alternating red and blue light on the body’s primal rhythm, aiming & focusing system and Autonomic Nervous System 
• Combining vision training, light therapy and awareness to improve performance
• The role of breath, flow & awareness in achieving our maximum potential
• Unlocking your visual potential by re-experiencing seeing without effort
• Using subliminal techniques to improve visual & neurological performance
• Clinical results
• Improving baseball performance with the EYEPORT Vision Training System
• Questions & Answers

Presenters

Dr. Jacob Liberman received a Doctorate of Optometry in 1973, a Ph.D. in Vision Science in 1986 and an Honorary Doctorate of Science in 1996. He is the author of Light: Medicine of the Future, Take Off Your Glasses and See and Wisdom From an Empty Mind.

Pat Ahearne is a pitching instructor and International Director at the Rod Dedeaux Research & Baseball Institute at USC in Los Angeles. He was a member of the 1992 Pepperdine National Championship team, and played 16 seasons of professional baseball, including major league time with the Detroit Tigers.

To register for this seminar, e-mail pat@thewayofsports.com and indicate the names of those who will attend the course. Please write seminar in the subject line. We hope you will join us for this informative event. 

Sincerely,
Pat Ahearne
The Way of Sports