Are you or your child one of the 20% with binocular vision problems?
Up to 20% of children and adults are affected to varying degrees. Common consequences include reading difficulties and tired or sore eyes.
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Are you experiencing binocular vision problems? Vision training that improves eye coordination and boosts reading, concentration, and sports performance.
- 20,000+ completed training courses
- Optometrists in multiple European countries
- Training in 20+ languages
Signs of binocular vision problems
Do you recognise these symptoms?
Binocular vision problems often go undiagnosed. These are the most common signs.
Headaches when reading
Pain or pressure in the head during or after reading
Reduced reading speed
Letters appear to jump or blur on the page
Loss of focus in sport
Difficulty tracking fast-moving objects accurately
Tired, strained eyes
Screen fatigue and difficulty concentrating
More than 20,000 have been helped by our training
TrainYourEyes is a Danish company operating across Europe, with specialists in vision training.
Since 2000, TrainYourEyes’ main goal has been to help people with binocular vision problems that affect everyday life.
20.000+
Helped in Europe
25+
Years of experience
20+
Languages
Important knowledge
Understanding binocular vision problems
Learn what binocular vision problems are, how training works, and the evidence behind the results.
Assessment and targeted vision training
The training course includes an initial assessment, a tailored training program, home training, check-ups every two weeks, and a final assessment. Contact your nearest visual trainer for a thorough binocular vision analysis.
Learn moreYou will improve your reading, concentration, and sports performance. See the research behind it.
There are published case stories and scientific research documenting the effect of targeted vision training.
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Find the solution that’s right for you
Choose the profile that best fits you and discover common vision challenges — and how they can be improved through training.
Choose your training – online or one-to-one
At TrainYourEyes, you can choose between two highly effective types of vision training – both designed to improve your binocular vision, performance, and everyday visual function.
Most comprehensive
1. Vision training with a specially trained optometrist (1:1)
This is our most comprehensive and personalized training program.
You train one-on-one with a specially trained optometrist who guides you step by step and tailors the training precisely to your individual needs. The program includes ongoing examinations and follow-ups, which can take place online or in person – whichever suits you best.
The training combines:
- Physical exercises with video guidance
- Online exercises powered by intelligent algorithms that automatically adjust the difficulty based on your performance
Flexible & motivating
2. Online vision training – flexible, motivating, and effective
Here you receive a personalized online training program, with 4 targeted exercises delivered daily.
Features:
- Earn rewards for your performance
- Track your progress and statistics
- Compete with others and share achievements on social media
The training is gamified to keep motivation high. Built-in algorithms ensure the training is individually adapted, even when you train independently.
There are no examinations or follow-ups, but you can upgrade to 1:1 training at any time or take the binocular vision screening.
Vision training can improve
Reading speed
Concentration
Sports performance
Visual endurance
Eye movements when reading
What are binocular vision problems?
Binocular vision means that the eyes work together precisely to send a stable image to the brain. If this coordination does not function optimally, it can cause you or your child difficulties with reading, concentration, and visual endurance.
What do you gain from vision training?
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Specialists to train academy players’ vision
Vision is often an underestimated element in professional football. That’s why FC Midtjylland brought in TrainYourEyes. Maria Beadle, Annette Vinding, and Helle Skov Primdal are responsible for vision training aimed at giving academy players sharper overview, faster reactions, and stronger visual control on the pitch.
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Local expert plays a ‘visible’ role in German football success
Before the season, Maria Beadle was hired by a German Bundesliga club to test and optimize the players’ vision. Since then, she has visited the club every two to three weeks to follow up on tests and ensure that players who need it receive targeted vision training as part of their performance development.
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Vision training eliminated Emma’s reading difficulties
Over the course of a year, 14-year-old Emma Rasmussen experienced increasing difficulties at school when working on screens or doing reading exercises, as the letters seemed to jump around. Through targeted vision training, she overcame her binocular vision problems and improved her grade point average.
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Eye fitness: When vision doesn’t work properly, understanding becomes difficult
Lara is eleven years old and, although she is a bright girl, she struggled with reading for a long time. She skipped lines, had difficulty focusing, often suffered from headaches and became tired quickly. The cause was poor binocular vision, where the eyes did not work together. One eye often drifted inward or outward due to muscle weakness, without Lara herself noticing the problem.
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Strong collaboration helped Jakob get back on track
Jakob’s rehabilitation was based on an interdisciplinary approach involving occupational and physical therapists, a neuropsychologist, physician, nurse, neuro-optometrist, and speech therapist. The course is described as exceptionally successful, largely due to Jakob’s strong will and determination. Outpatient visits have now been reduced, and Jakob continues to make steady progress independently.
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On track to better vision – multiple sclerosis
Mette Larsen’s vision problems began after two attacks triggered nystagmus, causing jumping and unstable vision. Training started with testing, followed by home exercises and regular optometrist check-ups. It became clear that the issues involved both nystagmus and a lazy eye, likely worsened by repeated strain. At each visit, Mette received new exercises and was tested to ensure continuous progress.
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