On The Road Again with Perfect Aim....

See ya Monday night.......

couldnthinkof01 said:

Im good on a meet up as i have phone numbers also, the 100 comes from the fact that i dont have much and that youve said u keep one in your pocket to give away if they dont like the info. I simply meant that were insinuating perfect aim is responsible for a significant jump in there game, which is false, and that you were marketing your system by name dropping champions (without asking them first) so my offer stands. Have a nice day aswell.

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The truth is the truth.

Obviously you don't know anything about Perfect Aim.

If you did you would know that it did help their games and got them to a higher level at a faster pace.

Once you understand, it's a no brainer. It helped.

To my knowledge I don't think they post on AZ......

couldnthinkof01 said:

Ive made my point, no champions that you have listed are posting. Im done with this until the four you said post and i gladly pay the hundred and also say i was wrong.

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At least I havn't seen it. I think your pretty safe there. You got any other hoops you want me and these young guns to jump through to unprove your ridiculous assumptions.

It's nice to just put negative words on a piece of paper and sit back and watch. You must get a kick out of it.

I spent 5 tears on the road working and teaching Perfect Aim because I know it is the real deal. It helps a player play better and right away.

How many negative comments do you hear on here about Perfect Aim?....................... Exactly.

I have credibility in the pool world regardless of your negative post.

How's your credibility? How much have you contributed to pool over the last 5 to 6 years? How many hours have you helped players improve their games?

Last night at Jimmys I met an old friend that I gave a lesson to about 5 years ago. 5 years ago I didn't know the whole story about the eyes and Perfect Aim. There were still pieces to the puzzle yet for me to learn.

His name is Ken, and no I don't have his permission to use his name, God forbid,
As we were hitting the balls he was stating that his right eye was taking over even though he was left eye dominant.

We stopped playing right then and I went to work helping Ken fix this problem. he was missing too many shots.
Itt turns out he only shoots with his left eye. The right eye does pretty much nothing, but Ken was starting out with the right eye as dominant in the preshot and on the way down was never getting the left eye where it needed to be,,almost. He would work it over a little but not enough.

Ken started to make most of the shots that he was missing before. He was one happy camper.

Ken paid for a lesson 5 years ago. yesterday I didn't charge him a dime. This is how I make my money. This is my only income. I just wanted to help a fellow pool player improve his game.

Last Friday I worked with a young man by the name of Aaron. he could hardly make the 1/4 ball shot to the right. Hitting it to thick most of the time. After I worked with him for free for about 3 hours he was firing that ball to the right consistently in the hole and knew why it was so much easier now.

I have a young man named xavior. I think he is about 16 or 17. He was at the Perfect Aim pool clinic that I put on for the junior players in the area. he was one of the 4 players that just said WOW when he understood how this works. He is from Wynona, Mn. he called me and asked if I would work with him some more. I told him sure. just get a ride, I'm assuming his dad would bring him over .I will probably spend about 3 to 4 hours working with him. After working with him again in person I will help him with anything he wants as far as knowledge. Kind of funny but after working with some of these kids you form a very special bond. Now I know why Jerry Brieseth works with so many kids. it's very rewarding.

Now remember that I had a knee replacement Oct 27 20014. Had a tumor the size of a tennis ball removed from my thyroid 3 months before that. Had surgery on my other knee 2 months before the knee replacement, and was told I need that knee replace also. Believe me when say I know why. Had steroid shots in my back to get some relief from pain caused by 2 very herniated discs in my neck. And for the last 3 weeks I have been battling shingles. Many people that have shingle don't do too much of anything because it is very painful, headaches all the time, joints hurt like crazy but I'm still rolling, teaching and playing And still trying to play at a higher level by playing in all the weekly tournaments here.

By playing well I am a walking testimonial myself. I'm 62. your not supposed to play like this after 60? I know something special. it's called Perfect Aim.

I'm going to share a few rewarding stories here with everyone.

Danny Olsen's mother bought him my DVD only after I told her I was in Arizona so she couldn't bring him up to Wis in 2009. Then about 9 months later I met him at the World tourney in Galvaston Texas. I asked him what he thought about Perfect Aim. His reply was it's great. He also told me that those guys on AZ that were criticizing the technique were cracked. His exact words. because he knew himself how much it helped with his pool game.

Not to long after that he won the junior nationals and started to win some pretty big tournys including beating me at Four Bears playing for 3rd and 4th a couple years later.

About 2 years ago I met Danny and gave him a tuneup with perfect Aim. Again he was impressed by what he relearned.

Danny is one great guy also. Very good for the game.

If you were with me with all this teaching and helping the kids you wouldn't doubt my words for a minute.

I was in Cape Girardeau for a tournament about 3 or 4 years ago. I met a young man named Skylar Woodard. The people there said he was a young up and coming player. Some time during the tournament I worked with Skylar showing him how the dominant eye can effect the way you aim. Figured out his dominant eye and commenced to showing him how to get the most from these eyes.

I wasn't so sure he totally understood how it worked but soon it was obvious to me he did because he started winning all kinds of stuff and at such a young age.

Then about a year ago Sky was at the Carom room in Beloit. Some guys there told me that they would put the money up for Sky and give me 2 games on the wire in a race to 21. My friend Hank put up the money for me after asking me if I thought I could win. I was playing pretty good at the time so I told Hank I thought I could win. Then some other guys jumped up and wanted to bet another $2,000 We already had $2,000 bet so we turned them down. They offered us 4 games on the wire in the race to 21. I told Hank we had to do it so we bet $2,000 more getting 4 games on the wire to 21.

We started the match and everthing went Perfect for Sky. He was ahead in the set 15-7. He also shot really well. He missed a few times and I seemed to almost always get hooked. I dug in and started playing real solid and soon the score was 17-15, my favor. I ended up losing the set, I think 21-19. Won one $2,000 bet and losing the other one. Hank and I felt like winners though after being stuck 15-7.

Hank since then has become one of Skys most active backers. traveling all over the country with the kid. Hank and hanks best friend in Rockford, beeky we call him, know how Perfect Aim works and how much it can help ones game. I showed them both. Beeky is a very good player himself. Really understands the game as does Hank.

I asked Sky one night after we were done playing in the tournament if he thought what I showed him has helped him. He replied by saying he really didn't know how much. Then I asked him, Well, do you think all players need to know how this works and he replied ya as in yes. Definitely.

Now this was all before he was beating the pants off Shane and all the other players but he was playing awful good.

But this is how my friend Hank became one of Skys major backers. He's got deep pockets and not afraid to let the money fly.

The there was Sergio from Milwaukee. I'm good friends with his father Joe reves. One night I went over to the house and worked with Sergio in his dads basement. I thing he was only 10 years old, maybe 11. he could already stroke the cue pretty good and played pretty good for his young age. And he is such a good kid. And Joe is one of those fathers that is right there helping with anything he can. Great dad for sure.

I worked with Sergio for about 4 hours. I told him after that, that now he knew something Special. Something that other players don't even have a clue about. If he worked hard that now he could become a Champion. His pocketing skills improved almost immediately. Each year I would run into Joe and Sergio and I would work with him again. Sometimes he had forgotten some of what I had taught him but with a little work got him right back on the right track.

Sometime when he was 14 I think , they banned Sergio from playing in the non master tournaments in Wisconsin and around. I played Sergio in some tournaments and won but I could see that Sergio had now become a force to reckon with in the pool world.

Then a couple of months ago Sergio enters the $200 entry tourney in Beloit. The one that Sky double dipped Shane in the final of the $2,000 entry 16 man pro event.

Sergio at 15 years old wins the amateur tourney. it was a very tough field for sure.
Tom McKlusky, Gary Lutman, Myself and many others.

I think he wins 15,000 with the Calcutta. Not bad for a 15 year old kid.

I got 4th. My win was about 3,000.

Now you got the youngest player winning 1st and the oldest player, almost 62 winning 4th.

You have to say to yourself, do these guys know something we don't know.

Exactly.

This is why I quit a 160,000 a year job. To teach this Perfect Aim technique to everyone everywhere. I'm getting older and when it's time to leave this world you can't take the money with you, need to follow your passion.

I'm not trying to take all the credit for these young guns great success but only want to take credit for a small part of the pool puzzle that helped them get to a higher level in a much faster manner.

Then there is TJ steinhouse from St Cloud. I worked with TJ about 3 or 4 years ago when he was just a young pup.

I also told TJ that with what he learned he could be one of the best players in the Minnesota area. He was very humble at the time and a little shy. But that comment brought a little smile to his face.

I never really kept track of TJ and then I heard that he had won the BCA Nationals in Vegas 2 years in a row and also won the junior nationals I think twice. Then I played him in a casino tourney and he just flat out took me to the cleaners. The kid was playing great.

There was a tournament in Nekoosa Wi about 8 months ago or so and TJ came up to me and told me thanks for teaching him Perfect Aim a few years before. it kind of brought tears to my eyes that this young man was repaying me with such a gratifying statement.

TJ is now just about 21 and is going to be playing in his final Junior nationals. He'll probably win it again. He has my support for sure. He;s still a very humble person and very likable young man.

He's really a good kid, just like the others.

These are 100% true stories. I don't have to prove anything. Why would I make up these wonderful experiences in my life.

These are some of the most amazing results I have ever seen in pool and in a real quick hurry.

While traveling on the road for the past 6 years I have given over 2,000 personal lessons. Many of the stories are just as amazing as these. Players winning tournaments. going from B players to master players in 6 months to a year. Yes, these stories are there also.

It's such a shame when a person can come on the internet and try to discredit my lifes work with just a few negative words and make me feel like I have to jump through some hoops.

I've decided for myself, no hoops for me. If this anonymous person wants to find out for himself, and not just try to discredit myself, he can find these young guns on facebook. They are easy to find.

I'm sure that all of them would back up every word I've said on here plus maybe even more.

Plus this anonymous player has to see me working with so many players for free at the local tournament. I could name so many names. Just trying to help players play better.

About a moth ago or so I worked with 2 players for free. Just trying to help.

They both won the handicap tourney the next week after I worked with them.

Perfect Aim helps and will help get any player to a higher than they are now level in a real quick hurry.

If they really work hard there is no telling how high their game will take them as I've seen with just some of the young guns I talk about here today.

I'm done for now. got to go see if I can win the Monday Nite tourney at Shooters.

More fun. See ya all later...........

When they do get around to saying how much it helped them

couldnthinkof01 said:

Couldnt get them to back up your claims, sorry bud. Re read my post, wasnt asking for a life story. I simply wanted a man who sells lessons and dvds for money to add some testimonials from the players themselves that he was using for an endorsement of his product without telling them first. I dont think that is unreasonable. When your making your living off of someones name god forbid you should ask them or pay them, seems un ethical to say the least.

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You can just give the hundred that you stated you would give up to Mark at Shooters in Burnsville. I didn't know there was a 1 day limit to collect.

Some of them don't even frequent AZ Billiards. never posted there before at all.

All in due time.

We are all friends. I'll get ahold of them all soon.

I wasn't going to do this until I thought about adding the $100 to the pool tournament.

So don't be so fast to holler wolf.

I'm starting to have a little fun with this now.

If you learned how this works you would know first hand how much it helps anyone.

Don't spend that hundred yet. Some of these guys need to get on AZ first.

Good night.

Oh, and by the way. This old guy won the tourney again tonight.

One of my students that I taught for free, like Sergio, Danny, Sky and TJ got second.

His name is Morgan. Oh darn, I forgot to get his permission.

If he ever got serious and just played pool he too could get to that Higher level real fast. Shooting pretty sporty.

You attacked me and Perfect Aim. Think before you post....

couldnthinkof01 said:

Disclaimer: not a huge gene fan after watching him berate a lower player for beating him in a handicapped 9 ball tourney at shooters in Burnsville for sandbagging(hes played that tournament at least 20 times in that handicap system). Saying that stand up players tried to cheat him by rigging the rack in this years secos tournament, making excuses for a loss or if he does win then he belittles them with perfect aim to tell them they could have won had they had this(guy gives earl the "8" in excuses and complaints, how strong is that!) now false claims about making champion players.

You like money back guarantees, ive got one for ya. You get Danny, TJ, Sky, and sergio all to post on here saying exactly this and ill personally pay you 100 us dollars.

"Without Gene Albrecht and specifically Perfect Aim there is no way I would be a champion today"

Gene you are a good player (not debatable). I believe you have a lot of knowledge that you could share to help people (also not debatable). But come on now.

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Where in this first post did I say this:

Without Gene Albrecht and specifically Perfect Aim there is no way I would be a champion today"

Those are your exact words. just look above.


Here's the post you came up with all this stuff from.

I personally know Sergios father Joe.
When I was in Milwaukee teaching and playing I worked with Sergio. I think he was only 10 years old at the time. Maybe 11.

When I would see him and his father I would work with him a little her and a little there.

He's only 15 years old now. They don't let him play in any non master tournys anymore. The kids playing pretty sporty.

He actually told me that he tries to teach some players Perfect Aim because it works and it's a big factor in his very young playing career.

Sergio works real hard at the game. I'll bet there isn't another 15 year old that can keep up with him in the world. Understanding Perfect Aim just got him there a lot faster than the school of hard knocks would have.

If you want maybe you might want to ask Sky Woodard how Perfect aim works.

Or maybe Danny Olsen. Or Maybe TJ Stienhouse .

I could list more but I don't think it would matter. The people that learn Perfect Aim know how well it works.


That's it. Your writing things on here that I did not say.......


If you had learned what I teach you would understand the magnitude with which it can help any player at any stage in their pool career.

Your post on this thread was a no win situation for you or me right from the start.

Try to make me look bad with assumptions and attack what I teach, Perfect Aim. Basically calling me and what I teach a lie.

Bad deal all the way around...........

We are all trying to help each other..........

couldnthinkof01 said:

What I did do that you didn't was ask some of the people you named.Without Gene Albrecht and specifically Perfect Aim there is no way I would be a champion today"
) your perfect aim without asking them first. When you use an athletes, especially champions names it implies to others that this product helped them become champions. Its ok its not going to work for everyone or make that big of a difference to them. Others it may. Like I said before your a good player and DO have something to share with players. You just made the mistake of using their names(to endorse your product)(to make money) without asking. That is unethical and wrong I didn't like it so I said something.

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In this pool world of ours we all need to help each other.

By the way, Which one did you know that it didn't work for.

Sky, TJ, Danny or Sergio. Or how about Rodney Morris.

I know better than that. You put words on here that are not true so you can make a temporary point. One that can easily be disproved by all of these young guns and Rodney.

Your the judge and jury on this. Must be nice.

I didn't say without Perfect Aim they wouldn't ever be a Champion. You did. I just said it helped get them there a little faster and I believe it did.

If you ever learned how this worked you would know that it does work for everyone. I didn't invent anything but just learned how the eyes naturally work when aiming a pool shot. 5 years of traveling and teaching.

This was just an attempt to make me look bad. It started out like that and it still sits like that.

If you want to talk about this more talk to me at Shooters and we can call these guys one at a time and you will see what they say being asked the correct questions.

Pretty simple. I was there Monday night. I thought you were coming.

I would like to know who this mystery person is.

Shooters Billiards in Burnsville MN Wed nite handicap tournament.

This has got to be one of the toughest tournament in the country and it's ran for a long time.

Sometimes they get close to 32 players but right now in the summer it's more like 16 to 20.

Everyone in the area should get in this tourney to try to sharpen their skills. The handicaps are fair and they usually get it right.

Every once in a while they get a players that is a little under rated but they fix it quick.

The entry is only $15 or wait maybe $14 or $16. That's how much that matters.

I wish they would start it earlier than 7:00PM though because if you get to the finals it might keep you there until 2:00 AM. I'm sure that keeps some players away.

For example. I'm rated a pro ++. When I play a player that is rated B I need to spot them one game one the wire to 5, The 6 7 8 wild and all the breaks.

That turns that player into a Champion so you need to play well to win.

One of the best handicap tournaments in the world........

Who's CW Johnny........

Johnnyt said:

Toughest in the COUNTRY? Best handicapped in the WORLD? Gene, have you been hanging around with CW lately? Johnnyt

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It's not the best handicapped. The handicaps make it really hard for the better player to win.

It turns everyone into a champion. Even the B players.

Example: I'm rated as high as it goes at a pro ++. When I play a B player I need to give them 2 on the wire, All the breaks and the 6 7 8 all wild. In a race to 5.

It's good for your game because it really puts the pressure on a good player all the time.