1. COMPETITIVE
Gain the
edge
Dr. Anna Griffith’s NCAA college and multiple­sport
high school athletic experience, along with specialized
vision and optometric training has given her the ideal
understanding to work with athletes on improving
their visual skills, visual processing speed, reaction
time, and speed, specific to the demands of their sport
and position.
She utilizes training equipment used by professional
athletes and knowledge from her residency training at
Pacific University and from her residency mentor who
works with professional athletes at Nike World Head-
quarters in Beaverton, OR.
Her residency followed her optometric education at UC
Berkeley and undergraduated studies at UC Davis.
Chico Vision Training Center
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Process faster.
React quicker.

2. At least 15 visual skills are assessed to determine
if, and how well the eyes are aligned focus, track,
and work together in a dynamic setting. Test-
ing is done in different fields of gaze, which is
important for certain sport­specific skills. Depth
perception, eye­hand and eye­foot speed and
coordination is also measured.
Assessments detect any deficits that should
be addressed and provide a way to mearsure
results of training. A comprehensive eye exam is
required before a sports vision assessment.
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Vision Training Center at (530) 520-6484,
email us at info@chicovisiontrainingcenter.com,
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• Eye­-Hand Coordination and Speed,
Eye­-Foot Coordination and Speed ­
• Dynamic Visual Acuity
Sports Vision Training Assessment:
How we know what to improve
• Visualization ­
Improve the ability of your eyes to quickly
and accurately direct the movements of your
hands, feet, and body, increasing your reaction.
Maintain detailed, clear vision when an object
is in motion.
• Tracking of objects in motion
Maximize your ability to “keep your eye on
the ball.”
• Peripheral Vision
See more at once and improve your abil-
ity to see and react to things “out of the
corner of your eye.”
Improve your ability
to see an object in mo-
tion and anticipate where it
will go.
• Dynamic Depth Perception ­
Be better than your peers at quickly judging
the distance, location, and speed of an object
(baseball, tennis ball, etc).
• Eye Focusing ­
Enhance your ability to change focus
from one object to another quickly and
accurately.
• Visual Processing Speed ­
Process what you are seeing more quickly.
• Visual Span of Recognition
See more at once. See more parts of the
play unfolding.
The Chico Vision Training Center can help:
and much more!
Schedule an appointment
for your assessment today!