Qball Used as a Vision and Motor Skill Training Tool in Optometric Vision Therapy

July 13, 2015 - PRLog -- The Qball - a solid rubber reaction ball with an erratic bounce is being used by Optometric Vision Therapists as a tool to improve vision deficiencies. Bright yellow in color with etched black numbers from 1-10, the Qball was originally developed for use with amateur and professional athletes to help increase reaction time and hand eye coordination accuracy. Vision Therapists all over North America have discovered the Qball has the right mix of mental, visual and physical engagement for use in vision therapy exercises.

The Qball’s erratic bounce, combined with the large numbers provides the therapist with endless vision therapy training possibilities without becoming tedious. Until now, the combination of vision and motor skill training has been limited. When using the Qball, you must watch and react to each bounce thereby training depth and lateral vision as well as eye hand coordination and reflexes. As a result the Qball increases some of the core elements of intelligence by increasing the speed of thinking and expanding working memory.

The black etched numbers on the Qball allow for the addition of math games while using it. The Qball can be played either solo or with others and excersises can be adapted to anyone’s skill level or age. There are many advanced uses for the Qball in vision therapy, for instance, covering one eye while training, helping to strengthen the non-dominant eye and brain hemisphere.

The Qball is inexpensive and can be used by anyone, anywhere. It is a healthy alternative to computer screens and video games – both which offer limited physical activity and vision depth and operate solely in a two dimensional world. Head-to-head games, bounce competitions and a challenging handball-type game make the Qball a fun, effective tool that translates into real life improvements.

Qball is a mental and physical trainer that has no equal. It trains all of your brain starting with movement and vision, which account for over 70% or your brain. Training Eye Hand Coordination, Reflexes and Vision keeps your brain sharp and thinking quickly. Unlike physical exercise a brain exercise requires new and novel mental challenges constantly to engage the whole brain and keep it engaged. The Qball does this by constantly challenging the user to go faster and test the limits of their physical and ability at the same time.

“The Qball is an excellent training device for children. We found that it improved attention and focus of our students as well as improving their interest and ability in sports”, said Kim Kooskalis, director of Blairwood Academy.

As simple as the Qball may appear, it is unlike anything else available. No other training device can train your brain as quickly and effectively as the Qball. Try the Qball today and discover the best way to Train your Brain. Visit us at http://www.qballextreme.com or call 302-572-9499.