You can't stop what you can't see.

Every save begins with Information.

If the information isn’t acquired, nothing else matters.

There is no Read

There is no Decision.

There is no Reaction.

There is no Save.

The Tool

TRAC Optics.

A patented head-tracking training system designed to improve the way athletes acquire information, organize movement, and react under pressure. The goggles immediately enforce proper Head Trajectory — guiding the head into a more efficient tracking position by placing the eyes squarely on the puck.

Better access to the puck. Greater access to your potential.

In Plain Terms

The goggles provide access to key non-negotiables of consistency, which are:

VISION BALANCE SPEED PERFORMANCE

The Access Model

Access Isnt One Skill

Access is the body's ability to recruit many skills and functions that connect like dominos throughout its kinetic chain. Proper vision allows access to balance, eliminating unnecessary delays, which generates speed. Speed allows access to consistent performance.

Tip the first domino, and the rest follow.

The Game Changes.

Equipment Changes.

ACCESS

But Remains the Same

WATCH

See tracking engage in real time

Don't Take Our Word For It

Listen to athletes coaches and dads, from peewee to pro

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Devan Dubnyk

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Paul Schonfelder

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Devin Cooley

00:59

Tracking is not a destination.

It's a discipline.

Before Practice

3–5 minutes during warm-up and preparation.

Before Games

Part of your pre-game preparation routine.

During Training

Tracking drills, movement drills, focused skill development.

Off - Ice

Balance, mobility, gym sessions, vision work, daily movement.

Why two sets?

The goal is simple:

Create more opportunities to reinforce proper Head Trajectory.

Using the goggles on the ice is about becoming a greater goaltender.

Using the goggles off the ice is about becoming a greater athlete, and then targeting goaltending.

EVERY REP COUNTS

Your nervous system is always adapting — on the ice, off the ice, and through everyday movement. Every repetition reinforces something.

As proper Head Trajectory is repeated, the brain strengthens the neural pathways responsible for visual acquisition, balance, coordination, body awareness, and movement efficiency. Over time, these improvements become increasingly automatic.

Consistency drives plasticity. Plasticity drives performance.

Just like hydration, strength, mobility, or conditioning, the benefits happen naturally when maintained — and can gradually decline when the discipline is neglected. This is why athletes who use TRAC Optics both on and off the ice often experience the greatest long-term benefit.

Train the head.

Access U. Access Pucks. Access UR Best Game.

Pro Pack

$189.00

The Deep End

The Performance Chain

For those who want to go deeper - the science that makes it work.

Every save is the last link in a chain.

Every link depends on the one before it.

Link 01 · The first link

Head Trajectory.

Structure governs function. Function governs performance.

The structural foundation upon which every sensory and movement system operates.

Most performance models begin with vision. The TRAC Optics model begins one step earlier. It begins with structure.

The head is the body's primary orientation system. It positions the visual system, influences vestibular input, organizes proprioceptive awareness, affects fascial tension, and ultimately determines how efficiently the body can acquire and respond to information.

When Head Trajectory is optimized, structure is organized. When structure is organized, function can occur. When structure breaks down, function becomes compromised.

TRAC Optics is designed to restore this foundation. The goggles create a subtle downward head position that promotes proper Head Trajectory and helps organize the structures responsible for acquiring information.

Because before the body can move efficiently, it must first be organized efficiently.

Link 02

Visual Acquisition.

Once structure is established, the eyes acquire puck location, speed, depth, trajectory, and the developing play.

When Head Trajectory properly positions the visual system, the eyes are able to converge, diverge, track, and process visual information more effectively.

Better visual acquisition creates better information.

Everything that follows depends on the quality of that information.

Link 03

Vestibular Integration.

As the head moves, the vestibular system interprets motion, acceleration, balance, and spatial orientation.

Working directly with the eyes through the vestibulo-ocular system, the vestibular system stabilizes vision during movement and helps maintain body control.

The better the Head Trajectory, the more accurate the vestibular input.

The more accurate the vestibular input, the more stable the athlete becomes.

Link 04

Proprioception.

The body determines where it is in relation to the puck.

Proprioceptive receptors throughout the muscles, joints, fascia, tendons, and connective tissues continuously provide information regarding body position and movement.

The upper cervical region plays a particularly important role because it helps establish the body's relationship to space through head position and orientation.

The more accurate this information becomes, the more efficiently the body can organize movement.

Link 05

Biotensegrity & Fascia.

The body organizes itself to move — as one integrated tension system, not separate parts.

This occurs through a continuous network of fascia, connective tissue, muscles, ligaments, and tendons that function as an integrated tension system. This principle is known as biotensegrity.

The subtle downward head position encouraged by TRAC Optics influences this entire network. Through the fascial system and upper cervical structures, tension patterns become more organized throughout the body.

When the head organizes properly, the body organizes properly.

Instead of functioning as separate parts, the body begins functioning as a coordinated whole.

Link 06

The Cerebellum.

It compares incoming information with intended movement — and continuously refines the response.

The cerebellum receives information from the visual, vestibular, proprioceptive, and fascial systems. Its role is to compare incoming information with intended movement and continuously refine the response.

The quality of movement depends upon the quality of information entering the system.

Cleaner information allows for more precise movement.

Link 07

The Nervous System.

Information becomes action. The brain develops a movement solution based on the information available.

The central and autonomic nervous systems transform information into action. The brain develops a movement solution based on the information available.

When structure is organized and information is accurate, responses become faster, smoother, and more efficient.

Link 08 · What everyone sees

The Kinetic Chain.

The edges engage. The hips drive. The core stabilizes. The glove arrives. The save is made.