Most sports, including archery, basketball, football, golf, gymnastics, hockey, racquet sports, shooting, skiing, soccer, tennis and volleyball engage numerous visual abilities such as visual acuity, accommodation (eye focusing), binocularity (eye coordination and teaming), ocular-motor skills (eye movement), eye hand coordination, depth perception, peripheral vision and visualization.

Both children and adults improve their sports abilities through vision therapy.  In fact, NFL star receiver Larry Fitzgerald credits his success to Vision Therapy treatment he received as a child. Read more...

Larry Fitzgerald's grandfather, Dr. Robert Johnson, a Chicago optometrist, put him through several vision therapy drills to strengthen his eye-hand coordination, including one with a painted ball and a colored rolling pin.  Photographs courtesy of the Wall Street Journal.

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