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Yes No Show Results Home > Business Increase Font Size - Decrease Font Size Keeping Their Eyes on the BallPosted 3/30/2006 06:00 AM Optometrist develops product to give hitters an edge in seeing the ball.

Story by Danny Forinash Email | Bio SOUTH CHARLESTON - "Keep your eye on the ball" is one of the most common coaching demands in baseball.

An optometrist in South Charleston, though, said he has the only product that actually shows players "how to keep your eye on the ball." "It's a very simple idea," Dr.

Gregory Moore said.

"It's easy to use, but it's very effective." The I-ON Eye Trainer is eyewear that blocks peripheral vision.

They look like gray, plastic glasses with two tiny, adjustable holes through which to see.

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