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SENAPTEC FOR SOCCER
Which Strobe is right for You?
Summary
Ideal for entry level to sports vision training, youth athletic training and group training sessions. Add the Strobes into your skill development work to increase the difficulty, complexity, and intensity so that come Gameday the execution of the skills is perceptively easier and more efficient.
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Patterns
Mode A
Both lenses strobing. This is great for all around training.
Mode B & C
Blocks left or right vision, for training one side of your visual field, non-dominant eye or peripheral awareness.
Mode D
Lenses alternating clear and opaque between left and right eye. This takes away your binocular vision for exercises to help your eyes to work together.
All modes can be controlled via Senaptec Strobe App
Summary
Take your Strobe training to the next level. The Strobe Pro is ideal for intermediate level, High School and collegiate athletes, group sessions and return to play training. The split lens settings restrict the field of vision from below or above which is great for dynamic sports such as baseball, soccer, basketball, etc.
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Patterns
Mode A
Both lenses strobing. This is great for all around training.
Mode B & C
Blocks left or right vision, for training one side of your visual field, non-dominant eye or peripheral awareness.
Mode D
Lenses alternating clear and opaque between left and right eye. This takes away your binocular vision for exercises to help your eyes to work together.
Mode E & F
Block lower and upper vision. Blocking lower is great for ball handling drills and blocking upper is good for folks who need to work on getting their head up for posture and balance control.
Mode G
Top / bottom half alternating.
Mode H
Left / right and top / bottom lens strobe alternating.
All modes can be controlled via Senaptec Strobe App
Summary
Ideal for elite level, specialty vision training, rehabilitation and return to play training. This advanced version of the Strobe activates each region independently allowing you to customize the occluding patterns desired to train different portions of your vision such as peripheral awareness.
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Patterns
Mode A
Both lenses strobing. This is great for all around training.
Mode B & C
Blocks left or right vision, for training one side of your visual field, non-dominant eye or peripheral awareness.
Mode D
Lenses alternating clear and opaque between left and right eye. This takes away your binocular vision for exercises to help your eyes to work together.
Mode E & F
Block lower and upper vision. Blocking lower is great for ball handling drills and blocking upper is good for folks who need to work on getting their head up for posture and balance control.
Mode G
Designed to block the central vision, focusing your brain on peripheral vision, which is particularly important in this day with everyone so focused on small screens and ignoring their peripheral vision.
Mode H, I, J, K
Will each block one quadrant, which allows focusing the training on that portion.
All modes can be controlled via Senaptec Strobe App
Learn More About How LA Galaxy Is Incorporating Sensory Training Into Their Program
WHY USE SENAPTEC FOR YOUR TRAINING?
Sensory training helps you process the game more efficiently. With faster processing and reaction, you have more time to read the field, make the critical pass, or shoot more accurately. Senaptec evaluates and improves fundamental visual skills.
For example, better visual clarity helps you see the ball in play. Enhanced perception span helps you recognize patterns so you can respond quicker. Multiple object tracking keeps you aware of all players on the field and their movements. Faster reaction time gives you the ability to make the right movement at the right time. For these skills and much more, sensory training is a game changer.
How To Incorporate Senaptec Into Your Training
During Warm-Up
Add the Strobes into the mix by simply wearing them during your normal warm-up routine. This makes the warm-up much harder and at the same time activates your senses pre-training. Both traditional warm-ups and specific strobe drills with HECOstix and tennis balls can be used.
On-Field Practice
Add the Strobes into your skill development work. Just like resistance training - by using the Strobes, the athlete augments a skill drill to increase the difficulty, complexity and intensity so that come Gameday the execution of the skills is perceptively easier and more efficient.
Gym Workouts
Strobes and the Sensory Station can be used to do micro training doses between physical preparation exercises. These may be balance and coordination drills between heavy strength training which is great to optimize the time between reps in the gym and create greater stimulus. For example, the athlete does a set on the bench press and then transitions to the Sensory Station and does a 30 second drill using multiple object tracking or put on the Strobes for box jumps, ladder agility, balance or eye-hand coordination drills.
Pre-Game & Low Impact Activation
The Strobes are a great tool for pre-game preparation to add stimulus. This is a low impact activity on level 1-2 and is done to get your sensory system activated and primed for game time. You can simply wear the Strobes while you are getting your gear ready, during a light traditional warm-up, or while doing simple eye-hand coordination drills with tennis balls, football catches, juggling, etc.
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