Sports vision training for Horizon West athletes.
Tryouts come down to a few reps, and coaches notice the athletes who see the play first. We test and train the visual skills behind reaction time, tracking and awareness for middle and high school athletes, usually about 20 to 30 minutes, depending on which village you live in and traffic from Horizon West at our Clermont office.
It might be their eyes, not their effort.
Many athletes pass a school eye screening and still struggle with the visual side of their sport. Visual skills can be measured, and they can be trained.
- Swings late, or misses balls they should catch
- Misjudges how far or how fast the ball or opponent is moving
- Plays well in practice but fades late in games
- Gets tense and makes mistakes when the pressure rises
- Also avoids reading, loses their place or gets headaches with homework
Visual skills are still developing. Now is the time to train them.
Sports are played in motion, under pressure, with split-second decisions. Our evaluation measures how your athlete's eyes align, team, track and focus, and shows exactly where training will help most.
Some of the skills we test
- Visual clarity and contrast sensitivity
- Depth perception
- Near-far focusing
- Eye tracking
- Multiple object tracking
- Reaction time and peripheral awareness
Hands-on training, one-on-one
Every session is built around your athlete's evaluation results, sport and position, using a mix of hands-on drills and training tools.
Reaction & decisions
- Light-based reaction drills
- Go / No Go decision drills
- First-step quickness
Tracking & focus
- Smooth eye tracking
- Near-far focus shifting
- Small-target tracking
Awareness
- Peripheral vision drills
- 3D multiple object tracking
- Scanning under pressure
Eye-hand coordination
- Catching and ball drills
- Eye-hand speed work
- Sport-specific movements
Clear steps, clear pricing.
Binocular Vision Evaluation
A 90-minute evaluation with Dr. Toler of the skills behind both sports and reading. $295
Consultation
Dr. Toler walks you through the findings and a written plan. Included
Performance Vision Training
One-on-one training built around your athlete's sport and position. $175 per session, or 4 sessions for $700
We're a fee-for-service practice and don't bill insurance. Performance Vision Training is eligible for FES-UA scholarship funds through Step Up For Students. See all programs and fees.
Sports vision close to home for Horizon West.
Whether you live in Hamlin, Lakeshore, Bridgewater or another Horizon West village, our Clermont office is a short drive west. The drive is usually about 20 to 30 minutes, depending on which village you live in and traffic: head north on the 429 or Avalon Road to State Road 50, then west to Clermont.
We train athletes from Horizon Hawks, Windermere Wolverines and local club and travel teams, in sports from baseball and soccer to basketball, volleyball and lacrosse.
Our office
Hope Vision Development Center
235 Citrus Tower Blvd, Suite 107
Clermont, FL 34711
We're in Suite 107, on the back side of the building.
Mon–Thu 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Fri 8:30 am – 12:00 pm
Where the training happens
Every sport sees differently.
Choose your athlete's sport to see the visual skills it demands and how we train it.
Questions from Horizon West parents
How far is your office from Horizon West?
Our office is at 235 Citrus Tower Blvd, Suite 107, in Clermont. From Horizon West, head north on the 429 or Avalon Road to State Road 50, then west to Clermont. The drive is usually about 20 to 30 minutes, depending on which village you live in and traffic. We're on the back side of the building.
Will this help my athlete make the team?
No program can promise a roster spot. Training builds the visual skills coaches notice at tryouts: reading the play early, reacting quickly and staying focused under pressure.
What ages do you work with?
Our sports vision program is built for middle and high school athletes, from players trying out for their first school team to varsity athletes working for more playing time.
My athlete passed a school eye screening. Why would they need this?
A school screening checks how clearly your athlete sees a still chart. It doesn't test how the eyes team, focus, track or react, which are the skills that matter in a game and in the classroom.
How do we get started?
Every athlete starts with a Binocular Vision Evaluation with Dr. Toler ($295), followed by a consultation to review the results. Training is then built around your athlete's sport and position.
Can we use FES-UA scholarship funds?
Yes. Performance Vision Training is eligible for Florida Empowerment Scholarship (FES-UA) funds through Step Up For Students.
Get your Horizon West athlete an edge before tryouts.
Request an evaluation and our team will call to talk through your athlete's goals, season and schedule.