• Ep. 95 - Beyond 20/20: The Science of Sports Vision with Dr. Daniel Laby

  • Jun 18 2024
  • Length: 45 mins
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Ep. 95 - Beyond 20/20: The Science of Sports Vision with Dr. Daniel Laby

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  • In this fascinating episode of Sports Will Save Us All, host Sasha Graham welcomes Dr. Daniel Laby, a renowned Sports Vision Ophthalmologist who has worked with athletes from MLB, NBA, NHL, the Olympics, and beyond. Dr. Laby, who starred in a Red Bull documentary with Liverpool FC's Trent Alexander-Arnold, shares his insights on how cutting-edge technology and vision training can give athletes a competitive edge. He delves into the concept of 20/20 vision, the importance of the "Quiet Eye," and his experiences working with the 2018 US Olympic team. Dr. Laby also discusses his new book, "Eye of the Champion," and explains how his techniques can benefit not just elite athletes, but anyone looking to improve their performance. Tune in to discover the secrets behind the eyes of champions and learn how vision training could enhance your own game.

    You can order Dr. Laby’s book, Eye of the Champion, on Amazon right now, his YouTube Channel is @SportsVisionByDrLaby and his Instagram is @sportsvisionNYC.

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