Question 1

What is sports vision training and why does it matter?

Accepted Answer

Sports vision training strengthens the visual-motor skills athletes rely on in games — tracking a pitch, reading a defense, reacting to a loose ball. Pro teams have used clinical vision training for years. ProSight brings that same methodology to your tablet, designed by licensed eye doctors.

Question 2

What age range is ProSight designed for?

Accepted Answer

Competitive athletes ages 10 through college. Younger athletes can use it with parent guidance. The adaptive difficulty adjusts automatically, so it works whether your athlete is 12 or 22.

Question 3

How much time does it take each day?

Accepted Answer

A full training session is about 15 minutes. Individual drills can be done in 2–3 minutes. Most families fit it in before practice or as part of a pre-game routine.

Question 4

How soon will my athlete see results?

Accepted Answer

Most athletes notice sharper visual awareness within 3–4 weeks of consistent training. The Scouting Report tracks measurable improvement across all 7 skills so you can see the progress, not just feel it.

Question 5

What devices does ProSight work on?

Accepted Answer

ProSight is currently available on Android tablets and phones via Google Play. iOS is coming soon.

Question 6

How is ProSight different from other training apps?

Accepted Answer

Most brain training apps are built for general cognition. ProSight is designed specifically for athletes by licensed eye doctors, using clinical protocols. It trains 7 distinct visual-motor skills, adapts difficulty to your athlete's level, and provides a Scouting Report that maps strengths, vulnerabilities, and progress over time. It's not a game — it's a training system.

Question 7

Do I need any special equipment?

Accepted Answer

Just an Android tablet or phone. No goggles, no sensors, no extra hardware. Your athlete can train anywhere.

Question 8

Can multiple kids use the same device?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each athlete creates their own profile with a separate Scouting Report, so their progress is tracked individually. One tablet, multiple athletes.

Question 9

Is there scientific evidence behind vision training?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Sports vision training is backed by peer-reviewed research and has been used by professional teams for decades. ProSight is designed by licensed eye doctors using clinical protocols adapted for athlete self-training.

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