GRIT Sports Performance hitches Vizual Edge partnership to its GSP Rover offerings.
GSP Announces Vizual Edge as an Innovative Training Partner
GRIT - Vizual Edge Press Release
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(PITTSBURGH, PA) - GRIT Sports Performance is pleased to announce Vizual Edge, a leading web-based vision evaluation and training tool, as an official Innovative Training partner of GRIT Sports Performance.
Vizual Edge is an innovative vision evaluation and training program designed to improve the speed, coordination and efficiency of an athlete's core six visual skills. Their patented Edge Trainer delivers a series of training sessions to improve the speed, coordination, and efficiency of your eye movements – which equates to improved timing, balance, hand-eye coordination, reaction time, and decision making. Utilizing technology previously reserved for professional athletes, the Edge Trainer is now available to individuals, teams, and athletes of all levels.
"Vizual Edge is excited to partner with GRIT to provide cutting edge vision training technology to enhance athletic performance. GRIT's ability to mobilize the GSP Rover in order to reach athletes, teams and events make them a valuable resource in providing athletes with innovative training solutions." – Zack Strock, Vizual Edge
Vizual Edge’s revolutionary technology will be available to all athletes using GRIT’s GSP Rover giving athletes the opportunity to evaluate and train their speed, coordination and efficiency of their visual skills like professional and major college athletes can. With Vizual Edge as a partner, GRIT provides the best in innovative training to their athletes at all levels to help them be at their best.
“This partnership brings another resource to GRIT's athletes and teams to further create a competitive advantage. With Vizual Edge’s unique 3D vision training and curriculum, athletes will receive a score that they then can compare their visual ability to the visual ability of elite pros along with a customized research based vision plan so they can track their development.” Paul Fair, GRIT Sports Performance.