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Smooth Pursuit Training
Follow the moving orb to move your eye tracking muscles
Start Training →Focus Shift
Alternate focus between near and far targets
Start Training →Eye Rotation
Rotate your eyes 360° to move all eye muscles
Start Training →Breathing Exercise
Rhythmic breathing to relax eye muscles and reduce eye strain
Start Training →Eye Health Knowledge
Understand your eyes and protect your vision
What Is Smooth Pursuit Training?
Learn how smooth pursuit training works and how it helps your eyes track moving objects more smoothly.
Screens and Vision
What do screens actually do to your eyes? Is blue light really harmful?
The Science of Myopia
Why are more people becoming nearsighted? Understanding myopia and how to prevent it.
Why It Works
Know Your Eyes
Your eyes are controlled by 6 extraocular muscles (superior/inferior/medial/lateral rectus, superior/inferior oblique) for direction, and the ciliary muscle for focus. Smooth pursuit targets muscle coordination, focus shift targets the ciliary muscle, and eye rotation moves all 6 muscles through their full range.
Daily Eye Care Habits
Eye care professionals generally suggest regular eye movement breaks after prolonged close-up screen work. A few minutes at a time, several times a day, suits daily routines better than long single sessions.
About Eye Fatigue
During extended screen time, blink rate tends to decrease and the ciliary muscle stays in a tense state. The 20-20-20 rule (every 20 minutes, look 20 feet away for 20 seconds) is a commonly recommended eye rest practice by eye care professionals.
For Everyone
Students
Long study sessions require regular eye breaks
Office Workers
8 hours of screen time means your eyes need exercise most
Children
Critical period for vision development, build good habits early
Why Free
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