Aiming/Shot Line

About a month ago I got the sightright trainer to help me with center of vision and proper alignment. Actually watched the video and put it into practice. It helped me immensely in seeing my shot line and being able to drop the butt of the cue on the right shot line when I stepped in to the shot. I look at each shot line square, as my center of vision is a fraction to the left side of my nose, then step in.

I haven't given much thought to exactly where it hits my right foot when I step in, but its between my heel and arch. After lots of repetition it kind of falls naturally when I see the shot line while standing square
 
About a month ago I got the sightright trainer to help me with center of vision and proper alignment. Actually watched the video and put it into practice. It helped me immensely in seeing my shot line and being able to drop the butt of the cue on the right shot line when I stepped in to the shot. I look at each shot line square, as my center of vision is a fraction to the left side of my nose, then step in.

I haven't given much thought to exactly where it hits my right foot when I step in, but its between my heel and arch. After lots of repetition it kind of falls naturally when I see the shot line while standing square
Its nice you have these tools. I had to go the usual route by experience. Even at my age, I continue to learn new things.
 
This is one of the shots I practice to check my cuing. I stun the OB,follow thru to make both balls with eyes open and closed and one handed hence the tape. It'll put your stance as how it should be.
 

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