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CONTENTS Vol. 1, No. 3 | 2007 NEWS AND PRODUCT REVIEWS p. 6   Performance eyewear Native Eyewear - all sport, all polarized, all interchangeable p. 6   Beyond peripheral vision Boundary extension can give some athletes "eyes in the back of their head" p. 7   Believe it or not Fishing now leads all sports for eye injuries p. 7   The perfect athlete More than simply choosing your parents well p. 7   Gender discrimination Female lacrosse players at higher risk for eye injuries p. 8   Taking aim 100 ways to give your favorite putter a performance makeover p. 8   Sweet spot It's not always the center of the putter face p. 10   Portable vision training Upcoming Nintendo game promises vision training workouts in only minutes a day p. 10   Diploma in sports vision practice UK sports vision association launches academic training program p. 10   Mental toughness academy opens doors Specialty camp helps young golfers between the ears p. 11   Sensory sport training Olympic legend opens world-class center complete with vision and sensory training p. 11   Beijing 2008 Athletes to receive vision training in preparation for 2008 Games p. 11   Dynamic Edge Pioneering the way for specialty sports vision training centers SPORTS VISION TRAINING p. 12   Fusion Flexibility Performance standards for vergence drills using plus/minus lens flippers by Douglas Bolten p. 16   Evidentiary Burden Pioneering researchers set out to prove the relationship between visual fitness and athletic performance by Brian Stammer p. 18   Vision Boot Camp Step-by-step guide to creating a sports vision training camp for any sport by Keith Henderson p. 44   Internet Training Aids Five more FREE sports vision training resources on the Internet by Jennifer Wilson p. 46   To See or Not to See . . . How the lack of vision can be helpful to your training by Chris Ecklund p. 48   Vision Assignment Four more sports vision training drills to help improve your athletic performance by Keith Henderson TRAINING CENTER PROFILE p. 20   Vital Skills Dynamic, multi-task sports vision training brings athletes closer to real world performance environment by Brian Stammer p. 21   Trade Secrets Sports vision training techniques used by the Stanley Cup-winning Edmonton Oilers teams of the mid-to-late 1980s were a well-guarded secret by Brian Stammer p. 24   Opening Eyes If sports vision training works, why isn’t everyone doing it? by Brian Stammer FEATURE REPORT ON SOCCER p. 26   Breaking Through Sports vision training still offers enormous opportunities in the game of soccer for individual and team development by Charles Dickerson p. 30   Superstar Skills A review of the six most important visual skills for soccer players, as determined by research studies by Brian Stammer p. 32   The Science of Goalkeeping Studies show there's a lot more to stopping penalty kicks than a simple guess by Peter Kostopoulos p. 34   Soccer Psychology How to retrieve your optimum performance level on a consistent basis by Corey Anderson p. 36   Teaching Vision and Awareness Seven field drills and exercises to develop vision, awareness and creativity in young soccer players by Peter Kostopoulos SPECIAL FOCUS ON EYE-TRACKING p. 38   Critical Cues How to focus on the right spot at the right time, and gain a decided competitive advantage by Doug Rappaport p. 39   Perfect Gaze Insight into what elite athletes actually see when they perform by Doug Rappaport p. 42   Going Ballistic There's a lot more to keeping your eyes on the ball than meets the eye by Josh Greene and much more . . . . .