The Baseball Vision Program
by Chris McKnight
WBP Coach and Mentor
Philadelphia Phillies, Player Development Assistant
Currently Professional Manager, Continental Baseball League (TX)
Former 19 year NCAA Head Coach
See it, Process it, React to it, Retain it!
Baseball Vision Training is very important as your eyes are the windows to the game. The Chris McKnight Vision Training Program works. It allows for players to develop a crucial element in baseball skill.
Sight Co-ordination or what we call Eye / Brain / Hand co-ordination allows for mental clarity and the ability to quickly process information (ex. Yes strike or No Strike 4/10th of sec.). This Vision Programs' core curriculum of tools and techniques will compliment your practice(s) at home or the ballpark for when you are ready to take to the field with your Bat or Glove.
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Key elements you will develop
Tracking - The ability to follow a moving object smoothly and accurately with both eyes, like a ball in flight.
Fixation - The ability to quickly and accurately locate and inspect with both eyes a series of stationary objects one after the other, such as moving from word to word while reading.
Focus change - The ability to quickly look from far to near and vice versa with-out momentary.
Depth Perception - The ability to judge relative distances of objects and to see and move accurately in three dimensional space, like hitting a ball.
Peripheral Vision - The ability to monitor and interpret what is happening in your side vision while attending to a specific vision task, like a pitching checking on a runner out or the corner of his eye.
Binocularity - The ability to use both eyes together, smoothly, equally, simultaneously and accurately.
Distance Acuity - The ability to see clearly, inspect, identify and understand objects at a distance of 20 feet those objects normally see at 20 feet, also called 20/20 vision.
Visualization - The ability to form mental images in your” minds eye” retain or store them for future recall.
