• The C-Rod: Trains Oculomotor Skills in Just 5 Minutes A Day

The C-Rod Is A Vision Therapy / Vision Rehabilitation Device That You Can Use At Home To Train Oculomotor Function

There are three oculomotor skills:

1) Saccadic Eye Movements (the ability to move eye back and forth - both fast and slow)

2) Fixation (the ability to hold your focus on a target)

3) Pursuits or Tracking (the ability to follow an object and keep it clear and single)

Oculomotor skills play a key role in our ability to enjoy clear, comfortable and efficient vision.  Oculomotor skills can be dysfunctional and when they are less than optimal, they can benefit from therapy.

Any therapist will tell you - find your weakest skill then work it to make it stronger.

Eye Exercises To Enhance Oculomotor Skills

Oculomotor Skills Are:

1) Saccadic Eye Movements: the ability to move eyes back and forth - both fast and slow

2) Fixation: the ability to hold your focus on a target.

3) Pursuits or Tracking: the ability to follow an object and keep it clear and single.

Oculomotor skills play a key roll in our ability to enjoy clear, comfortable and efficient vision.  Oculomotor skills can be dysfunctional and can benefit from therapy.

Any therapist will tell you - find you weakest skill and then work it to make it stronger!

Concussion Recovery

Oculomotor skills are compromised with concussion injury.  As you regain oculomotor function your concussion symptoms will subside.  You can regain oculomotor function 4x faster with vision training compared to rest alone.

Concussion Recovery

Eye Exercises - Oculomotor Skills VIDEO

No Matter What You Do You Need Your Eyes To Work At Their Most Efficient Level

Synergy: The whole is greater than the sum of the parts.

When your eyes work together efficiently you enjoy optimal visual function.

Use the C-Rod for 5 minutes a day to develop strong and efficient oculomotor function.

The C-Rod

The C-Rod is an eye exercise tool that can help you achieve better oculomotor skills by using standardized protocols and working distances on 4 fixed planes: 1) Saccadic Eye Movements on a standardized horizontal plane - first slow then fast. 2) Slow Saccadic Eye Movements on the vertical and oblique planes. 3) Fixation and Tracking on a horizontal plane. 4) Dynamic Near Point of Convergence Exercises; Near-Far Jumps. 5) Accommodation/Convergence training. All in just 5 minutes a day. U.S. Patent D931,457