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An N.L. optometrist wants to put goalies’ eyesight to the test

An N.L. optometrist wants to put goalies’ eyesight to the test
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An optometrist in Newfoundland is launching a study to determine if specific visual performance skills correlate with the save percentages of hockey goalies. The research aims to identify how peripheral awareness, reaction time, and eye tracking contribute to athletic success.

Dr. Sarah Hutchens, an optometrist and founder of St. John’s-based The Vision Development Centre, is starting a study to see if there’s a correlation with a goalie's visual performance skills and their save percentage.

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