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Brad Wall Visuomotor and Sports Vision Trainer
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Brad Wall

Registered Provisional Psychologist

Brad is a provisionally registered psychologist who graduated from MacEwan university with his bachelor of arts degree, majoring in psychology as well as his masters in counselling degree through City University of Seattle.

From a young age, Brad was involved in many competitive sports, with hockey quickly becoming the sport he was most passionate about. Brad was a goaltender throughout his hockey years and continues to play at a competitive level. It was through hockey where Brad first discovered the field of psychology; he instantly knew it was where he wanted to be.

Brad started off with a focus solely in sports psychology, but as time passed he began to branch out and explore different areas of counselling. He still practices sports psychology but has incorporate a mix of general counselling into his practice. Brad works with a wide range of mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, addiction, traumatic brain injuries and general life coaching.

Degree/ Certification

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Brad Wall is an Expert in:

Estimating Distances

Being able to gauge how close or how far you or another player is can be critical to ensuring that a play is executed successfully. With sports vision training athletes can improve their distance estimation to accurately assess the speed and distance of a ball or player.
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Depth Perception

With improved depth perception, players can make better judgements in space, such as how far an object or player is from you.
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Visual Reaction Time

Reacting to visual stimuli is a part of any sport. Sports vision training can help athletes improve their visual reaction time and visualization.
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Better Peripheral Vision Awareness

Honing your peripheral vision awareness can help athletes react and respond faster. Peripheral awareness can help players detect motion, avoid injuries and collisions, and monitor opponents efficiently.
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Tracking / Movement Precision

Timing is essential when making a play, and improved tracking and movement precision will help athletes hone their ability to know when to swing the bat, make a shot, throw a ball, etc.
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Hand-Eye Coordination

By improving visual ability to direct movement, athletes can improve their accuracy with batting, throwing, pitching, kicking, and more.
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