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Will glasses will affect my hand eye coordination?
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NO: Eye / hand coodination is a motor skill that can be enhanced through training - training would depend on the purpose. For instance - eye hand coordination for a baseball player - field ball, transfer hand and throw . Some people are better than others, and likely there is a limit as to what training can do, but certainly it works.
Answered 8/22/2012
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