BETTER BRAIN FUNCTION
As we age, eye movement becomes restricted and it can slow brain processing, leading to issues with balance, vision, falling, flexibility, freedom of movement, and memory. Neurological disorders often lead to eye and brain degeneration, impacting posture, fall risk, coordination, mobility, anxiety, and mood. It has been proven that those with ADHD often have weak eye coordination, affecting focus, finishing tasks, and stress management. Making school, homework, and family life extra challenging
Supported by Research
Eye weakness often goes untreated. The good news is research proves that exercising the eyes can improve balance, movement, and brain function. Eye exercises, such as tracking a moving finger or even shifting focus between near and far, have been around for over 150 years, but they were never fun—until now. The BrainSpeed Ball® was invented to gamify eye exercises for all ages and conditions. Imagine playing a game where you track a ball with your eyes, identify letters or numbers on it, and say them aloud. This activates the “sense-decide-act” process in the brain, making eye exercise fun and engaging. There are endless possibilities with word association, math, sitting, desk, and water games. You can play alone, with a partner, or a group. The BrainSpeed Ball adapts to everyone to boost balance, focus, cognitive function, and have fun while doing it!

HOW DOES THE BRAINSPEED BALL® HELP?
Although brain processing is highly complex, exercising the senses (ESPECIALLY THE EYES) can be simple and fun. Play BrainSpeed Ball® 5 minutes a day and you will see how much of an impact it can make on your senses, your brain processing, and how your body performs.
