Review on 🏀 Black Sports Dribble Specs Basketball Training Aid - Enhance Your Skills by Robert Rasmussen

Kids complain about discomfort at first, but I think it's because they just don't like not being able to look down while dribbling. But after a few minutes with them, players always adjust. After using them in every practice session with my defenders for about 2 months, I've noticed that my team is getting more points per game because the defenders are now dribbling with their heads held high and seeing open teammates more often. I also used these glasses for target practice. and agility ladder footwork drills to help older players (16+) develop muscle memory skills and trust them, not their eyes.