👀 Enhance Athletic Performance with 10-Foot Brock String - Vision Convergence Training Tool for Strength, Vision Training, and More! Review

Very long, but it works! Update: I've been using it for about 4 months now and my physio said I'm showing big improvements! I love this thing! So easy to use.

I read HOW TO SHOOT LIKE A SEAL and the author recommended his version which is about three times the price. I bought it. As far as I can tell, there are no advantages over more expensive versions. He does what he has to do.

My 12 year old son squints and hopes he doesn't need his glasses anymore. The ophthalmologist suggested Brock's cord. My son eagerly opened the package when it arrived, installed everything, and practiced his vision twice a day. Everyone in the family is now using it to train their eyes too.

I am very happy with this Brock string. I have sluggish eyes and a headache. My eye doctor suggested Brock Thread and I feel like it really helped. This string is long - I don't use the full length. I attach one end to the wall and do the exercises. Overall excellent quality. If you found my review helpful, please click Yes below! :)

As a certified occupational therapist, I find this to be an inexpensive and effective way to improve visual convergence. One OD contact even gave his patient to take her to therapy. Another patient using it was able to improve his mobility security enough to return home from the rest ward.

Good long cord, shiny plastic balls. so there is no setback. Otherwise the product works as it should. It's made of durable materials and definitely tires my eyes in a way I didn't even know existed.

A simple but very useful eye exercise that will help you focus faster. You will find that you need to focus very little (where the string enters the ball) in order for your binocular vision to be accurate and for the string to look like a V before and after the ball you are focusing on. Binocular vision and target recognition are important in what I do and it really helps. So easy and cheap, do it at home - no wonder no eye doctor has mentioned this in the 55 years I've worn glasses. It helps…

I write this as a beacon of hope for those of you who suffer from squint! I was recently diagnosed with Acquired Intermittent Alternating Esotropia - wow that's a mouthful! I am 24 years old and the specialist told me that vision therapy would not work for me. After much research, however, I came to the conclusion that the operation was not suitable for me due to the side effects and that the therapy was worth trying. I've watched YouTube videos from experts like Vision Therapy or…