Half Field Glasses Set

Name: Half Field Glasses Set
Brand: ARTZT neuro
SKU: LA-6146
Price: 329.45 EUR
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SKU: LA-6146

Material: acrylic (glass)
Glass diameter: approx. 5.5 cm, total width: 15 cm
easy cleaning with soap and water
Colors included: Green Blue, blue transparent, red transparent, Red Blue, Red Green, green transparent, Yellow-green, yellow transparent, Red Yellow, Blue yellow, Gray transparent

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Note: The half-field goggles should only be used after consultation with the treating doctor, therapist or neuro-trainer.

Glasses for visual training

The half-field glasses have different colored fields that divide the field of vision vertically. In this way, the dominant hemisphere can be specifically relaxed and the weaker one stimulated when the activity of both hemispheres of the brain differs.

The Halbfeld glasses are made of easy-care and robust acrylic and have an elastic textile band that allows them to be worn with almost any head size.

How do the half-field goggles work?

The color information recorded by our eyes reaches the right and left hemispheres of the brain and is processed there. The eyes direct the information from the respective external field of vision to the opposite hemisphere and from the nasal field of vision to the equilateral hemisphere. People who, due to injuries, illnesses, etc., have different levels of activity in the two halves of the brain can benefit from this therapy method.

"I found it extremely exciting to see the direct effects that targeted neurotraining has on my body. I can be faster and safer in my sport in the long term."

Gela Allmann, sports scientist, extreme endurance athlete, author

"We drive at insane speeds and have extreme demands on our field of vision. Neuroathletic training gives us the opportunity to train precisely that."

Andi Wittmann, bike pro, extreme athlete

"Neuroathletic training is the key to individualisation in my daily work with athletes. This makes it indispensable for me when making decisions in training practice."