video · Sep 25, 2026 · MOD
When Vision Is Anchored—and When It Isn’t | Southern Oregon Open Sectional
Southern Oregon Open Sectional Championship — Final Stage of My Match This stage gave me examples of both sides of visual performance. There were moments where I demonstrated really good visual patience—allowing my eyes to arrive, accepting the information I needed, and then letting the shot break without consciously trying to manufacture speed. Those moments felt clean. See the target. Anchor the vision. Allow the information to arrive. Execute. But the video also exposed moments where my vision was searching for the next target instead of arriving at a predetermined visual location. Th
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