In the same way that it is important to keep the other muscles in the body fit and strong with exercise, vision centers are also largely muscular, and can benefit from the same reinforcement and preventative maintenance. Vision exercises can strengthen the muscles behind and around the eye and prevent eye strain from becoming a problem that contributes to the deterioration of vision.

Pinhole glasses may help improve vision by forcing the eyes to contend with a reduced depth of field, making wearers exercise their eyes in the natural course of looking. Pinhole glasses use an opaque lens with tiny holes punched in it, which restricts the light entering the eye to very narrow beams. The reduced depth of field makes the lens put all of its effort into focusing the single point. Normal prescription glasses are designed to make up the difference between the eye’s capacity and a crisp, clear image. Pinhole glasses are meant to reduce the number of objects being focused on at a time, forcing the eyes to concentrate their efforts on a single depth.

People might also benefit from doing eye exercises that are very akin to a series of stretches, such as looking out of the extremities of peripheral vision and forcing the eyes to focus while pulling to the side. Just like in the muscles of the leg, heat can increase the pliability and flexibility of ocular muscle tissue. This can be done by using grain filled heat packs, like those recommended for a sore neck. Alternatively, an individual can just use the heat generated from rubbing their hands together, and then cupping their palms over their eyes.

Also much like typical exercise for the whole body, it is important to remember that it is of more value to do a greater number of less forceful repetitions, rather than a fewer number with more strain.

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