Feel free to watch the video:
http://youtu.be/CBxA3pe-PNU Ekkes
Hello, Ekkes. Great tool for finding one's visual center and, by definition, getting one's dominant eye in the correct position!
The sad truth is a lot of people simply don't understand what is meant by 'dominant eye' so they disregard it as 'fluff.'
It's real alright, and you explain it superbly within the context of pool!
If you still don't agree with or truly understand what is meant by dominant eye please watch this video;
ESPECIALLY from 2:45 to 5:00. LISTEN to what he is saying and you will understand how the dominant eye comes into play when aiming in pool.
Whether you know it or not, this is what is happening physiologically to virtually EVERYONE.
Although there are documented cases where neither eye is dominant; this is analogous to TRUE AND 100% ambidexterity in handedness.
REMEMBER: dominant eye does NOT mean using only THAT eye for aiming.
It merely means that the dominant eye takes in just a bit more visual information so that the (aiming) picture is more 'favored' by that eye.
Nothing fancy about it. It's just part of our physiology. It's natural. It's involuntary. It's in our makeup. Deal with it.
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