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Dynavision Sports
- Tulsa, OK
- United States
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Welcome, Dynavision Sports!
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- Dynavision Sports
- Job Title
- Sports Vision Training
- Current Job Description
- In the competitive world of sports, today's elite athletes are constantly striving to develop their skills to become faster, smarter, stronger. Having the edge on your competition can be all the difference between winning and losing.
Enhancing human performance has gained considerable attention in the last 20 years. Athletics has been the most popular sector in our society that has studied and searched for this competitive edge. Training programs may range from physical conditioning to sport specific related skills – but little consideration is ever given to train an athlete's visual system. The fact is, vision is the critical mechanism controlling an athlete's performance.
Dynavision™ D2™ and I-Span™ meet the needs of this type of evaluation and training in a powerful way. Performance enhancement will come in the areas of peripheral awareness, concentration, reaction time, physical development, decision making and visual processing under rising levels of stress, speed and span of recognition.
Product Descriptions:
The D2 is a four foot by four foot unit that tracks and improves reaction time, peripheral acuity, hand-eye coordination and athletic performance in interactive and measurable ways.
The I-SPAN is a diagnostic instrument designed for analysis and improvement of all forms of movement: acceleration, cyclic, acyclic and endurance.
- Past Job Experience
- Learn more about Dynavision Sports: http://sports.dynavisiond2.com/index.php
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Dynavision Reaction Trainer featured on ESPN Sport Science NASCAR Segment
Dynavision Sports’ D2 technology was featured this weekend on ESPN Sport Science. The device was used to test NASCAR driver Carl Edwards’ reaction time in varying conditions.
The D2 contains a sphere of buttons that light up in random succession and is designed to measure, track and improve reaction time, peripheral awareness, hand-eye coordination and other visual-motor skills. During the Sport Science segment, Edwards had to call out random flashing numbers and track…
ContinuePosted on May 17, 2011 at 10:46am
Dynavision D2 Visual-Motor Reaction Training Device on EXTREME MAKEOVER: HOME EDITION
Don’t Miss This Sunday’s ABC TV Extreme Makeover Home Edition
Sunday February 20, 2011; 8PM / 7PM central
Performance Enterprises http://www.dynavisiond2.com, maker of the Dynavision D2™ is honored to have been invited by Extreme Makeover: Home Edition to play a small part in providing a new home for Army Staff Sgt. Patrick Zeigler, who was severely wounded in the Nov. 5, 2009, shooting at Fort Hood. To…
ContinuePosted on February 16, 2011 at 5:24pm
Sports Vision Training Research in Germany!
Click here to learn more about this on-going study through a Q&A conversation and to see a cool video, highlighting all the equipment used:… Continue
Posted on October 12, 2010 at 10:53am
The Batting Crisis in MLB...
There seems to be an epidemic of poor batting in the world of baseball right now.
As USA Today reported, “Major league hitters were humbled this year in a season that featured the fewest runs per game since 1992, five no-hitters, countless near-misses and two perfect games that should have been…
ContinuePosted on October 6, 2010 at 2:43pm — 2 Comments
Photos
Blog Posts
Going Through The Motions
Posted by Vern Gambetta on May 12, 2013 at 9:05am
The Learning Benefits of Using Squat Variations
Posted by Dave Schall on May 10, 2013 at 1:17pm — 2 Comments
Fun Workouts?
Posted by John Mikula, MA, CTRS, CSCS, HFS on May 8, 2013 at 8:37pm
Forum
Laser Timer
Started by Lenny Taylor May 14.
Motion Analysis
Started by Bobby Dattero May 13.
Weight Gain/ Meal replacement Shake-ManFeedPro AKA "That Feed"
Started by John W Henderson May 2.
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