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In my opinion if they they turn the head and eyes at the same time it looks like a blur. We have them turn the head a little at stride to give the head a head start as the eyes can move faster than the head.
If you are a passenger in a car look forward at guard rails. They will flash by and be a blur. Now turn the head slightly and move your eyes and one guard rail will be in perfect focus. We use the nose as a point of direction. If the nose is directed too far forward they usually top the ball. Too far back and they miss it or get under it.
Howard
If you are a passenger in a car look forward at guard rails. They will flash by and be a blur. Now turn the head slightly and move your eyes and one guard rail will be in perfect focus. We use the nose as a point of direction. If the nose is directed too far forward they usually top the ball. Too far back and they miss it or get under it.
Howard
