As you probably know, the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Arizona Cardinals at the last minute in the Super Bowl this past Sunday.

But you might not know that Larry Fitzgerald, the Cardinals' star wide receiver, who scored the almost-winning touchdown, credits much of his success to the vision training that he did when he was a teenager.

Click here to listen to a 3-minute NPR interview that explains how.

Sports vision training has been a well-kept secret, even though its been used for decades to improve athletic performance.

Whether you want to sharpen your sight, improve your peripheral awareness, judge depth and distance better, track moving objects with more precision, and much, much more, vision training can be the answer.

I'm glad to see that its made it to the Super Bowl!