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In this conversation, Dr. Joe LaPlaca discusses the critical role of vision in sports performance and how his facility, Aries Elite Sports Vision, addresses the often-overlooked aspects of visual and cognitive training for athletes. He emphasizes the importance of comprehensive assessments, the distinction between sight and vision, and the integration of cognitive training tools like NeuroTrainer. Dr. LaPlaca also highlights the significance of physical fatigue on decision-making and the need for a holistic approach to athlete development, focusing on metrics that truly impact performance.
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Contact Dr. Joe: https://areselitesportsvision.com/
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