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Vision is the interpretation of what is seen. This is dependent on input from the eyes, the integration of this information by the brain with other senses and stimulation of action, i.e. neuro- muscular responses. The eyes then take in the feedback from the action and the process starts again. Because of the interactive nature of this process vision depends on previous experience, therefore, the athlete or sportsman can:
Static Visual Acuity is the degree of detail that can be seen in an object or the ability of the eyes to resolve various sizes of objects at various distances.
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Dynamic visual acuity refers to the athlete’s clarity of vision while the athlete is in movement or while the athlete is tracking a moving object.
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Eye Movements is the ability of the athlete to accurately use the two eyes together to fixate on a target and to maintain this fixation while the athlete and or the target is in motion or stationary.
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Depth Perception (Stereopsis) is the ability to judge the relative distances of objects by means of binocular vision.
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Peripheral vision is the ability to maintain an awareness of what is happening outside the direct line of vision.
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Eye-hand and body coordination involves the integration of the eyes with the hands/body. It determines the effectiveness of a perceptual motor response to a visual stimulus.
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Visualization is literally seeing an image or movie in your mind. While the word “visual” implies that visualization is a visual skill, it is not.
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Contrast sensitivity refers to the ability to quickly and clearly identify objects in varying lighting conditions and against backgrounds of varying color.
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Visual accommodation refers to the process by which the eye adjusts in order to produce a clear focus at changing distances.
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This is the ability to pay constant active attention to a visual stimulus.
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This is the ability to distinguish different colors clearly and accurately in different background conditions.
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