Clay Shooting Eye Gym

Name: Clay Shooting Eye Gym
Price: 12.99 USD
Rating: 1 (1 reviews)
Author: Rennie Deguara

Sports

$12.99 · Designed for iPad

1 Rating
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Sports
Developer

Rennie Deguara
Language

EN
English
Size

14.7
MB

Eye Gym App is an App designed for visual training or eye warm up before practise or competition. Your eyes is another muscel in you body that needs to be warmed up in order to achieve peak performance. The App consists of a series of lateral, horizontal/vertical and random fast moving object on a changing real shooting range backgrounds. Benefits:- 1) Improve speed of target acquisition. 2) Train you eyes to focus on an object irrespective of the range background. 3) Train your eyes to work together. 4) Improve reaction time. 5) Improve consistency of fixation. 6) Improve consistency and accuracy of eye movements. 7) Expanding peripheral vision. How to use? Hold the iPad/iPhone at arms length. focus your eye on the moving object ( the more focused your eyes are, the more details you see in the object). Keep you head still whilst tracking the object with your eyes. Practise on a daily bases especially before the shooting season starts in order to get maximum benefit.

Ratings & Reviews

1.0

out of 5

1 Ratings

Suitability
08/28/2022

lillite73
I don’t believe this tool is based on science or physiological study. It is more like a simple game. In my opinion, an eye exercise should accurately represent the stimuli when shooting. It should also respect the amount of time you are really focused on the target. This app does not enforce any of those things. Again, in my opinion. For example, when shooting, your eyes should not be focused close to you, they should be relaxed, upon acquisition of the target, your eyes should come in to focus the target. This app has you focused at arms length. Etc.
Suitability
08/28/2022

lillite73

I don’t believe this tool is based on science or physiological study. It is more like a simple game. In my opinion, an eye exercise should accurately represent the stimuli when shooting. It should also respect the amount of time you are really focused on the target. This app does not enforce any of those things. Again, in my opinion. For example, when shooting, your eyes should not be focused close to you, they should be relaxed, upon acquisition of the target, your eyes should come in to focus the target. This app has you focused at arms length. Etc.