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  • #16
    Eye Exercises to Natural Vision Correction FREE

    I hope this helps in some way.William H. Bates- devised a method to improvise vision by doing certain exercises anyone tried that over here ?
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    • #17
      excellent write up.......loads of info...
      ya I too try to look farther at the xit of the corner or evn farther than that ..if there is no solid wall between..this makes me to judge whether a vehicle is coming or not from the opp side......while taking a look at the exit ..i immediately shift it to the road infront of tyre....this helps in judging the road..as well as judging whether a vehicle is coming from the opp side or not..so u can corner according to the situation
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      • #18
        Wow a lot of valuable info there. Thanks for sharing sir.

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        • #19
          Wow! Amazing article, all this information will really aid me in fine tuning my riding skills. Thanks you sir.
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          • #20
            Wow!

            Awesome Write-Up!
            was actually tryin out those exercises u mentioned while reading!
            Lot of things to learn from u!
            Thanks!

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            • #21
              very informative and an excellent writeup......
              It all begins with a thumb-start -- Oh, wait, I forgot the kill-switch

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              • #22
                Good stuff from you Old Fox. Seriously good stuff!
                Thanks.

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                • #23
                  Thank you everyone for those words of appreciation.
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                  • #24
                    Heya old fox! Today I went out riding around here in town at about 6 AM and it had rained all nite the night before and the road conditions were really slipery, the kind of slippery when there is a thin sheet of water on the surface and I was encountred with this deep 120 dergeeish right hander corner and with points in your article in my mind i dropped my shoulder and leant right into the deep right hander marking out the entry and then the apex and the exit with my eyes confidentely and when I last could glance the speedo i was doin about 56 kmph on entry and executed the turn clean carrying loads of corner speed darting out of the corner and onto a straight! Wow whatta rush Thanks again for the helpful information and looking forward some more helpful articles of this sort.
                    Last edited by yamahatrooper; 08-20-2009, 05:40 AM.
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                    • #25
                      Amazingly written sir! Perfect for us newbies!

                      About the dominant eye principle - Would ambidextrous people have an even bigger natural advantage? In all other walks of life that I can think of, ambidextrous people seem to excel directly or indirectly due to their mental flexibility.
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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by vkavadia View Post
                        Amazingly written sir! Perfect for us newbies!

                        About the dominant eye principle - Would ambidextrous people have an even bigger natural advantage? In all other walks of life that I can think of, ambidextrous people seem to excel directly or indirectly due to their mental flexibility.
                        Thanks vk. As for the ambidextrous gaining an additional advantage, I am not sure. Have not really seen being ambidextrous as an unusual advantage. Enough right-handed or left handed people around who are exceptionally talented.
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                        • #27
                          Nice write up OF It's like a bible for the beginners. I would replace the word seeing with scanning. A biker should have an eagle's eye view.

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                          • #28
                            Re: Seeing is Riding!

                            Well easier test to test dominant eye is : Make a rhombus or oval by joining both the hands, and then stretch both your hands completely. now with both the eyes open, you bring both hands (keeping them cupped as oval) to your face, your hands will not come central but to your dominant eyes, as it is more responsive.


                            Originally posted by Nirvana View Post
                            This is amazing stuff. Not just the information but putting across the information so brilliantly man. Kick @$$ stuff old fox. i did have a hard time doing those tests to see which is my dominant eye . Am sure vision is one of the more important aspects of motogp and am guessing how deep other aspects wud be

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