Visual Insights Ryan Harrison

Visual Insights with Ryan Harrison and Reggie Smith, a discussion on Sports Vision.  

Reggie Smith for Major League Player and Ryan Harrison Director of Training, SlowTheGameDown  discuss the value of Sports vision and baseball.  How Balance and vision play a huge roll in hitting and fielding.    



 Ryan Harrison the director of SlowTheGameDown has been training professional and amateur athletes for last 20 years.  He learned and trained under his father Dr. Bill Harrison, whom is well know as a leader in Sports Vision

Visual Insights with Ryan Harrison and Grant Fuhr

We had some recording issues.  So this is a modified version of our interview

Visual Insights with Ryan Harrison is an interactive discussion on Sports Vision and its application in sports with former athletes, coaches and specialist.  Dusty and Ryan Discuss the role of Sports Vision in his life from his father, to his career and as a coach. 

 Dusty Wathan is  third base coach for the Philadelphia Phillies of the Major League Baseball (MLB). He is a former professional baseball player and former manager of the Lehigh Valley IronPigs, the Triple-A affiliate of the Phillies in the International League.   

Ryan  is a Sports Vision Specialist with over 20 years experience working with Professional Athletes on how to use their eyes to perform.  

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Visual Insights with Ryan Harrison is an interactive discussion on Sports Vision and its application in sports with former athletes, coaches and specialist.  

This Episodes guest is Todd Hodnett, President of Accuracy 1st, is considered one of the most respected and saught after instructors in the entire world. With 20 years experience, Todd has traveled the world training soldiers in the art of precision shooting.



Ryan  is a Sports Vision Specialist with over 20 years experience working with Professional Athletes on how to use their eyes to perform  Ryan and Todd discuss Focus, Visualization and Performance

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Visual Insights with Ryan Harrison is an interactive discussion on Sports Vision and its application in sports with former athletes, coaches and specialist.  

This Episodes guest is Dyana Bullinger, MS, CSCS is the Assistant Director, Human Performance Lab at US Air Force Academy  and the Sports Vision Lab.  



Ryan  s a Sports Vision Specialist with over 20 years experience working with Professional Athletes on how to use their eyes to perform.  



Ryan and Dyana discuss Sports Vision the industry, the challenges,  the future

VISUAL INSIGHTS is an open conversation about Sports Vision and Performance with host Ryan Harrison and special guest.  Guest include former players, current players, coaches and industry leaders from various sports and clinical backgrounds.  

This episodes special guest is ABCA Hall of Fame Baseball Coach Dennis Rogers.  Dennis is best known for having led the Riverside City College baseball program from 1990-2009 and 2011-15. In 25 seasons, he guided Riverside City to a record of 765-383, good for a winning percentage of .666.  Rogers began his coaching career in 1976 as an assistant at John W. North (Calif.) High School. A year later he became the head coach at San Gorgonio (Calif.) High School, where he piloted the team to a California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) 4A championship. Rogers later moved to San Bernardino Valley College as an assistant, where he helped the club to consecutive regional championships in 1978 and 1979.  From 1980-83, Rogers again found himself under the tutelage of his former college coach Scolinos, an ABCA Hall of Famer himself, at Cal Poly Pomona. As an assistant, Rogers’ recruiting efforts brought together a team that would produce NCAA Div. II national championships in 1980 and 1983. Rogers was a member of the coaching staff at Cal State Fullerton in 1988 and 1989, helping coach the Titans to the semifinals of the NCAA Div. I College World Series in ’88.  Rogers had multiple stints in professional coaching over his career. From 1982-84, Rogers managed professionally for the Medford A's, Oakland’s Rookie Class-A affiliate, after the collegiate season at Cal Poly Pomona. He led Medford to a 149-63 record (.703) and captured the 1982 Northwest League Championship. During the 1986 and 1987 seasons, Rogers coached the Pittsburgh Pirates’ Class-AA Nashua (N.H.) Eastern League club as well as the Pirates’ Class-A Macon (Ga.) team. In 2003 and 2004, he coached the Oakland A’s Rookie Class A team, the Vancouver Canadians, leading them to the Northwest League Western Division title in 2004. 





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