Perfect Aim Rewarding lesson today.......

[genomachino]

Today I made one pool player very happy.

This lesson was pretty tough in the beginning. It seemed like I had the dominant eye figured out and he was making all the right adjustments but I could see when the shot was lined up that it had no chance to go. this was on a long straight in shot.

This went on for about an hour and then I thought for a second. Could this be another person that is forcing his right eye to be dominant. You see many people think they are right eye dominant because they are right right handed for various reasons. They shoot a gun right handed or they might even do the conventional eye dominance tests that say they are right eye dominant and leave it at that.

And unless they identify the correct dominant eye there is no way to show a person how to really correct their vision at will by knowing which way to adjust.

Now many players when they get down to shoot will just naturally have the dominant eye in the correct position when they are aiming a straight in shot but if someone really believes that they need the right eye there just like with a gun and they are really left eye dominant this will make it very difficult to see any shot correctly.

On the straight in shots he was always lined up wrong and on the angle shots he would accidently get the eyes in someone of a correct position and be successful on some shots.

This would be just the opposite of a player that is getting the eyes in the correct position most of the time and then on a certain shot just lay a big egg. He didn't really dog the shot but he dogged the eyes.

I have ran into about 25 players in the last 2 years that were using the wrong eye as the dominant eye. The main ingrediant in Perfect Aim is how to train a player to keep their dominant eye in the correct position thus not allowing the non dominant eye to become partially dominant and screw up your aiming vision.

Mr Gose has never heard of or seen AZ billiards. I also, like I always do, put the name on the back of my card and told him to check out the worlds best pool site. Lots of info there also.

He has alot of work ahead of him but just being able to line up correctly so it actually looks like the shot will go was so huge for him.

This young man has played for about 13 years like this. Do you think he was excited?

I can't wait to see the results in about a week. Already the straight in shot that he missed alot was going straight in.

This is what it is all about when you teach. One person at a time.

It don't get any better than this.....

 

[book collector]

Perfect Aim

Congratulations geno, theres not many things that are as gratifying as opening a door for someone the first time. keep up the good work.

 

[Schmeleo]

I've been trying to figure this out for myself lately. I seem to be in the same situation.

I'm right eye dominant using the point and wink tests, but when I shoot I "feel" like my left eye is the aim eye on some shots.

It's so frustrating.

Any tips?

 

[genomachino]

Just give me a call..............

I've been trying to figure this out for myself lately. I seem to be in the same situation.

I'm right eye dominant using the point and wink tests, but when I shoot I "feel" like my left eye is the aim eye on some shots.

It's so frustrating.

Any tips?

I know how frustrating it is. I get to see about 7 players a week on the average that were frustrated before I taught them my aiming secrets.

You can aim just fine not knowing which eye is dominant but the problem is you won't know how to correct the problem unless you know which eye is dominant and you understand what I teach with Perfect Aim.

And believe me when I say it is the same for everyone. We all have 2 hands, 2 eyes, 2 feet, 1 nose and a dominant eye. The dominant eye works the same for everyone. It is very simple to understand once you know how this all works.

Then there is the person that shoots only with one eye. Very few players are like this. They could close the other eye and shoot just the same.

But for the most part we are all the same and the eyes work the same except some are stronger dominant than others.

I have players from all over ask me for help. I do it for free over the phone. After I work with someone over the phone they almost always order the Perfect aim video and not because they feel obligated but they understand the value of what they just learned and don't want to miss a thing.



There is a reason that nobody has ever figured this out. The eyes are very tricky. We are predators that hunted down our food just like the lions in Africa. If you were hunting and in the battle and got something in your eye the other eye takes over and you never skip a beat.

Just look at an object in the distance and put your hand about 6 inches in front of one of your eyes blocking the sight of the object with that eye. Now switch back and forth from eye to eye. You know which eye is blocked because your hand is there but you will see that you would have to think for a second to really know which eye is really blocked if you didn't already know.

This is the problem with aiming a pool shot. The non dominant eye sometimes takes over, putting the eyes in the wrong position, thus the wrong info is going to the brain so the shot is doomed from the start.

It's very difficult for me as a teacher to try to talk to someone about this alot of times because as pool players we are taught by monkey see monkey do for the most part. We are for the most part a whole bunch of know it alls and that includes myself. Very few of us really know the value we can get in a lesson from someone that has 45 years of knowledge. It's unblievable when you think about it that a player can learn these things in such a short time and at such a bargain price.

We spend 20 to 50 dollars on a tip, 200 to thousands on a cue and 1,000 to thousands for that real nice table but don't want to dare spend a 50 to 200 dollars to learn how to use these items. And then again it is the self taught mentality that keeps us from learning. Plus also there is alot of junk out there for sale.

Only after I started teaching Perfect Aim did I start learning some other important stuff from the players I was teaching. And each time I was adding something I felt I was gaining more value as a teacher of this wonderful game.

I eventually started writing some of the things down so I would not forget them.

Call me today or tonight and this goes for any other AZer that wants to improve thier aim in a real quick hurry. This will do it.

Talk to you soon 920-840-5296 or 715-563-8712

Just had a tooth pulled so I'm just sitting around for a couple of days here. Was going to Rugby but had to scrap that idea at the last minute.

Take advantage of my just sitting around.

Thanks geno....... In 10 minutes on the phone you will know how powerful this info really is.

 

[Muziq]

Take you up on your offer...

Geno, I'm going to contact you by Sunday to speak with you about your teaching theory to see if it'll help me.

Muziq

 

[SpiderWebComm]

Taking my aiming data from my left eye (although I'm naturally right-dom) has elevated my game completely. Because of my technique, my left is dom while playing.

This stuff is huge. Anyone who minimizes this as a teacher is missing the boat. With some people (like me), this is a BIG deal. I LOVE right-side-of-the-rack break shots now.

Dave

 

[genomachino]

Players like yourself are huge,,,,,,,,,

Taking my aiming data from my left eye (although I'm naturally right-dom) has elevated my game completely. Because of my technique, my left is dom while playing.

This stuff is huge. Anyone who minimizes this as a teacher is missing the boat. With some people (like me), this is a BIG deal. I LOVE right-side-of-the-rack break shots now.

Dave

Hi there Dave,

I'll never forget that day you came to Minnesota and we put the finnishing touches on your eyes. That was a fun discovery night.

I'm finding out more than ever that about 40 to 50% of the players that I teach thought they were the other eye dominant. Many players that I run into while I'm on the road had the dominant eye wrong also. They would only create a worse problem by doing this and it would definitely make it seem like the whole Perfect Aim thing doesn't work.

I have yet to see a player that I gave a full lesson to that didn't get a huge benefit from learning this amazing technique. At any level of play from beginner to Pro.

I get about 5 calls from players from all over the world each week to help clear some things up about Perfect Aim and the main thing that I am finding is they think they are right eye dominant but are really left or vise-versa. Once this is cleared up it makes all the diference in the world and they are on their way to seeing the shots better than ever before.

I'm so glad you had to make the trip that week. I know your pool crazy just like all the rest of us.

Can't wait to get to my next lesson.

Thanks again Dave and have a great weekend............

 

[Mikjary]

Taking my aiming data from my left eye (although I'm naturally right-dom) has elevated my game completely. Because of my technique, my left is dom while playing.

This stuff is huge. Anyone who minimizes this as a teacher is missing the boat. With some people (like me), this is a BIG deal. I LOVE right-side-of-the-rack break shots now.

Dave

After working with Gene I noticed right away on your latest video that you were left eye dominant. Even before I read your post.

Best,
Mike

 

[PaulieB]

I'm guessing figuring out which side you are "eye dominant" on isn't as simple as the "point at a spot on the wall and then close one eye and then the other eye and see which one makes your finger move more" test?

For some reason I've always thought I was right eye dominant because of that simple test. Are you saying that some people SHOULD be shooting left eye dominant even if this test shows right eye dominance or are you saying that you are finding people that are forcing themselves to shoot pool right eye dominant just because they "think" they are?

Regardless, congrats on the break through!

*edit* I'm especially curious due to the fact that sometimes I can be running through a rack just fine, making cuts, banks, straight in shots, whatever ... then all of a sudden I dog a shot by a LARGE margin. I'm not talking nipping the point or rattling the pocket, I'm talking a half a diamond off aim, hehe.

 

[genomachino]

Hard to say for sure............

I'm guessing figuring out which side you are "eye dominant" on isn't as simple as the "point at a spot on the wall and then close one eye and then the other eye and see which one makes your finger move more" test?

For some reason I've always thought I was right eye dominant because of that simple test. Are you saying that some people SHOULD be shooting left eye dominant even if this test shows right eye dominance or are you saying that you are finding people that are forcing themselves to shoot pool right eye dominant just because they "think" they are?

Regardless, congrats on the break through!

*edit* I'm especially curious due to the fact that sometimes I can be running through a rack just fine, making cuts, banks, straight in shots, whatever ... then all of a sudden I dog a shot by a LARGE margin. I'm not talking nipping the point or rattling the pocket, I'm talking a half a diamond off aim, hehe.

Hi there PaulieB,

If your shooting good, and it sounds like you are, your eyes are naturally getting in the correct position most of the time. So most of the time your dominant eye is in the correct or close to the correct position it needs to be to see the shot good.

When we get down on a shot and it doesn't look quite right it's because the eyes are in the wrong position and it could be only a 1/4 inch off but in a way that makes the non dominant eye try to work as the dominant eye.

It just doesn't work. The dominant eye has to be in the dominant position on each and every shot. Unless you can understand which eye for sure is your pool shooting dominant eye you cannot correct your aim with the proper adjustment.

This is the goal of the new video remake of perfect Aim. using these bigger balls I can tell anyone or show them how to find your pool shooting dominant eye.

Plus I teach player what might just be the strongest aiming technique ever used to keep the dominant eye in the most correct position.

After logging at least 400 to 500 personal lessons over the last few years the is no doubt that this is the way it is.

It just flat out works for everyone once they understand it.

Once you learn this you will wonder how you ever shot as accurate as you did without knowing this.

You probably are right eye dominant but if you want to give me a call I will show you how to figure it out for yourself in about 5 minutes. When we get done you will know absolutely which eye is your pool shooting dominant eye. .

Just hanging around the house recouping from an abcessed tooth that I just got pulled. I'll just be hanging out at the house and being bored.

Call 920-840=5296 or 715-563-8712 anytime after noon.

Looking forward to your call. Talk to you tomorrow I hope.......

 

[mristea]

when will the remake of your DVD be ready?

Any news on when the remake of your DVD should be ready? Looking forward to it...

Take care with that tooth!

Hi there PaulieB,

If your shooting good, and it sounds like you are, your eyes are naturally getting in the correct position most of the time. So most of the time your dominant eye is in the correct or close to the correct position it needs to be to see the shot good.

When we get down on a shot and it doesn't look quite right it's because the eyes are in the wrong position and it could be only a 1/4 inch off but in a way that makes the non dominant eye try to work as the dominant eye.

It just doesn't work. The dominant eye has to be in the dominant position on each and every shot. Unless you can understand which eye for sure is your pool shooting dominant eye you cannot correct your aim with the proper adjustment.

This is the goal of the new video remake of perfect Aim. using these bigger balls I can tell anyone or show them how to find your pool shooting dominant eye.

Plus I teach player what might just be the strongest aiming technique ever used to keep the dominant eye in the most correct position.

After logging at least 400 to 500 personal lessons over the last few years the is no doubt that this is the way it is.

It just flat out works for everyone once they understand it.

Once you learn this you will wonder how you ever shot as accurate as you did without knowing this.

You probably are right eye dominant but if you want to give me a call I will show you how to figure it out for yourself in about 5 minutes. When we get done you will know absolutely which eye is your pool shooting dominant eye. .

Just hanging around the house recouping from an abcessed tooth that I just got pulled. I'll just be hanging out at the house and being bored.

Call 715-563-8712 anytime after noon.

Looking forward to your call. Talk to you tomorrow I hope.......

 

[genomachino]

Could be a month and it could turn out to be 2 or three. we're trying to do this right.

But it will be worth all the work.

Have a great weekend geno..........

 

[Mikjary]

I'm guessing figuring out which side you are "eye dominant" on isn't as simple as the "point at a spot on the wall and then close one eye and then the other eye and see which one makes your finger move more" test?

For some reason I've always thought I was right eye dominant because of that simple test. Are you saying that some people SHOULD be shooting left eye dominant even if this test shows right eye dominance or are you saying that you are finding people that are forcing themselves to shoot pool right eye dominant just because they "think" they are?

Regardless, congrats on the break through!

*edit* I'm especially curious due to the fact that sometimes I can be running through a rack just fine, making cuts, banks, straight in shots, whatever ... then all of a sudden I dog a shot by a LARGE margin. I'm not talking nipping the point or rattling the pocket, I'm talking a half a diamond off aim, hehe.

I'm one of those players that thought he knew which eye was his dominant eye for years. I always lined up favoring my left eye, but had a lot of problems with steering my stroke. I remember getting down to look at a tight shot to a pocket and squinted/closed my left eye. I thought that was unusual because I was looking at the shot with my non-dominant right eye.

I decide to test my right eye as my aiming eye. Despite my left eye trying to get back in the way I started to pocket most of the shots I had trouble making previously. Straight in shots were easier and my stroke started to straighten out. I was really right eye dominant and believed I wasn't for years.

Occasionally if I start to dog easy balls I check my setup and it's because I'm lining up with my left eye out of habit, again. You really have to keep tabs on it or it will creep back into your aiming. Thanks, Gene!

Best,
Mike

 

[PaulieB]

Thanks for the reply Gene. I've got a ton of stuff going on today but I sure hope to break free to give you a call. That's very nice of you to offer and I appreciate it. Take care of that tooth!

 

[Muziq]

Dominant Position Question

The dominant eye has to be in the dominant position on each and every shot. Technique to keep the dominant eye in the most correct position.

Geno,

Does the "dominant position" change from shot to shot based on the angle of the cut or bank? If the answer is too much to type, we can discuss it when I call you this weekend.

Thanks,

Muziq

 

[genomachino]

The answer is easy and short..............

Geno,

Does the "dominant position" change from shot to shot based on the angle of the cut or bank? If the answer is too much to type, we can discuss it when I call you this weekend.

Thanks,

Muziq

NO.


Once you understand how this all works you will know how to keep the dominant eye in the correct position. This is the secret.

You just can't naturally do this all the time unless you know a few little tricks or should I say secrets to help you keep the dominant eye in the correct position.

This is why some days you start shooting and you just seem to make everything. You were accidently for some reason getting the eyes right. Then sometimes you might latter start not shooting quite as good. This is because for some reason not knowing you have drifted a little off with the dominant eye. The other eye is kind of being a little dominant without you knowing it and it just screws everything up. And the worst part is the shot still looks like it will go most of the time but obviously not because you missed and sometimes by a mile.This is so easy to do unless you know what to correct and keep it right. Even one shot can lose you the cash or match or tournament.

I highly recommend though that everyone that does buy my video to call me for a personal phone lesson. It makes it so much easier to understand and learn this amazing technique.

Why keep guessing when the answer is right there for you.

Have a great day geno...........

You need to know how to keep the dominant eye in the dominant position on every shot.


Just like mikery said in an earlier post on this thread. You want to keep creeping back into the wrong position. you have to be aware of it all the time or this will happen.

 

[genomachino]

You need to call me......

I've been trying to figure this out for myself lately. I seem to be in the same situation.

I'm right eye dominant using the point and wink tests, but when I shoot I "feel" like my left eye is the aim eye on some shots.

It's so frustrating.

Any tips?

If you are still havn't figured this out on your own you need to call me. It's snowing and blowing here in Wisconsin so the window is open.

I'm still doing this for free. 715-563-8712

Have a great day geno............

 

[The Renfro]

Actually what Gene teaches works even for those of us that shoot the same with one eye closed as both open.... The human brain trains itself to select the proper image when the eyes are not working together.... So open or closed my non-shooting eye tends to not get into my way...

The problem is that on some shots the non-shooting eye is giving info back to the brain that is close enough to the shooting eye info that the brain doesn't discard it and factors it into the aiming equation... This was why I always blew up for no reason..

Now that I am using Geno's dominant head position and his tips and tricks for staying there I don't have to worry about a double cross because the non-shooting eye is not in danger of coming into my equation because I simply moved my head a little bit....

The other nice thing for me is that I can put either eye in the dominant position and my brain is happy with the sight pictures... I spent my whole life playing right eyed and switched to left thanks to Gene. In my case because of convergence insufficiency I have never used binocular vision and am pretty adept at ignoring the info from one of the eyes... I was wearing contacts because my right eye had lost some of it's ability to focus and I hated them. Thanks to Gene I haven't bought contacts in 5 months now and am playing just fine with the left eye which is still 20/20...

While I wouldn't recommend that most people swap eyes Gene's info was instrumental in my making the change or maybe it was instrumental in revealing the truth... I just hate to think I had been using the wrong eye for 20+ years LOL

 

[genomachino]

Hard to believe almost but...........

:grin:

Actually what Gene teaches works even for those of us that shoot the same with one eye closed as both open.... The human brain trains itself to select the proper image when the eyes are not working together.... So open or closed my non-shooting eye tends to not get into my way...

The problem is that on some shots the non-shooting eye is giving info back to the brain that is close enough to the shooting eye info that the brain doesn't discard it and factors it into the aiming equation... This was why I always blew up for no reason..

Now that I am using Geno's dominant head position and his tips and tricks for staying there I don't have to worry about a double cross because the non-shooting eye is not in danger of coming into my equation because I simply moved my head a little bit....

The other nice thing for me is that I can put either eye in the dominant position and my brain is happy with the sight pictures... I spent my whole life playing right eyed and switched to left thanks to Gene. In my case because of convergence insufficiency I have never used binocular vision and am pretty adept at ignoring the info from one of the eyes... I was wearing contacts because my right eye had lost some of it's ability to focus and I hated them. Thanks to Gene I haven't bought contacts in 5 months now and am playing just fine with the left eye which is still 20/20...

While I wouldn't recommend that most people swap eyes Gene's info was instrumental in my making the change or maybe it was instrumental in revealing the truth... I just hate to think I had been using the wrong eye for 20+ years LOL

It's amazing Chris how many players I have worked with over the phone and how many of them think they have the dominant eye right only to find out just the opposite.

Maybe they should call this opposite eye dominant:grin: Just kidding.

In all reality if you don't know how Perfect Aim works it doesn't matter which eye is dominant because you can't tweek your aim the wrong way. Your just doing the best you can do kind of just pointing your aim.

It sure is alot easier once you know where the natural sight is. There is only one spot to have the eyes to see the shot correctly.

The difference is, do you want a sight that is 1/2 inch wide or do you want to narrow it down to about an 1/8 of an inch.

The players that have learned Perfect Aim know the answer to this for sure.

Thanks for the great feedback.

I just worked with about 4 players this week that just could hardly believe that they thought they were right eye dominantand it turns out they were left. And by the time we're done they can see that absolutely for themselves with their own eyes.

The same reason that Perfect Aim has gotten so huge. The players can see it for themselves with their own eyes. It isn't me just saying it's so.

Seeing is believing.

Thanks again Chris.

Good luck in your next big one. your never going to have a real bad aiming day ever. We both know that.

You can see for yourself.