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🇮🇳 The stage is set.

This Saturday, the Indian Men’s Hockey Team begins its 2026 World Cup campaign. 🏑🌍

Behind every major tournament are months of preparation. We’re proud to have been part of that journey, with Dr Sherylle Calder working alongside the squad and coaching staff through EyeGym training.

The work is theirs. Now it’s time to take the field.

Wishing Team India everything of the best for the World Cup. We’ll be watching. 👀🏑

Don't you just love it when a plan comes together? 👀

Tazmin Brits approached Dr Sherylle Calder and EyeGym a month ago to help prepare for the T20 Cricket World Cup, and what a performance she's delivered!

Tazmin struck a magnificent unbeaten 114 (15 fours, three sixes) to guide the Proteas to a comfortable 88-run victory over the Netherlands.

Proud of you, Tazmin! 🔥🤝

Lovely to welcome Zimbabwe Cricket batsman Brian Bennett to the EyeGym family!
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The explosive top-order batsman turned heads during the T20 World Cup, putting up impressive scores against Australia, India and Sri Lanka 🔥
Let's get to work!
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Elite EyeGym athlete Ryan Rickelton is in a rich vein of form in the Indian Premier League 🔥

The off-field work is showing. His dedication to EyeGym training is translating where it matters most.

After his maiden IPL 💯 last week, he backed it up with 37 vs CSK and a match-winning 83 off 32 against Lucknow 💥

Keep it going, Ryan 👀

𝗕𝗮𝗰𝗸 𝗶𝗻....𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗯𝗮𝗰𝗸 𝗮𝘁 𝗶𝘁! 🔥

It was a bittersweet night for Ryan Rickelton in the IPL 👀

Ryan scored an unbeaten 123 off 55 balls (ten fours, 8 sixes) upon his return to the Mumbai Indians playing XI, propelling his side to commanding 243 in their 20 overs 💥

But fellow EyeGym athlete, Heinrich Klaasen, put in a man-of-the-match performance, smashing 65 off 30 balls to secure a six-wicket victory for the Sunrisers as their ascend to the top of the table continues👊

Well played Ryan and Heinrich! 🤝

Wolvaardt’s wonder run rolls on 👀

EyeGym athlete Laura Wolvaardt produced a magnificent 115 off 53 balls against India in the third T20, helping seal the series with two matches still to play 🔥

At her destructive best, Wolvaardt struck five sixes and 14 fours as South Africa chased down 192 in just 16.3 overs 💥

She now has 220 runs in the series, having followed up fifties in the opening two matches with a brilliant century in the third.

It is no surprise that Laura’s consistency has come alongside the time she has invested in her EyeGym training. As she continues to put in the hours, she is a clear reminder of how important visual processing, focus and decision-making are in the modern game.

It is equally no surprise that fellow EyeGym athlete Heinrich Klaasen is among the leading run-scorers in the 2026 IPL — further proof that consistent training helps deliver consistent performance when it matters most 👊