I found this video on Youtube. Very good advice on aiming.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYTyG00dhLg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYTyG00dhLg
Eye Patterns - Aiming
- Thread starter Ralph Kramden
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Um... check out the comments of this video "SCOTTLEEPOOL" directing people to The Oyster's DVDs?
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Nahhhhhhh!!!
Scott, care to comment??? Didn't know you were such an Oyster fan?!
(this outta get GOOOOD)
*getting some popcorn*
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Nahhhhhhh!!!
Scott, care to comment??? Didn't know you were such an Oyster fan?!
(this outta get GOOOOD)
*getting some popcorn*
Just in case he deletes it... for good measure...
*CRUNCH* *CRUNCH* *SLURRRP*
*CRUNCH* *CRUNCH* *SLURRRP*
Thanks for the kind words, Ralph.
Randy is being modest. I learned all that stuff from his pool school. I believe I mention that in the video too.
Have fun!
Thanks for the link. I have seen this before at Randy G's pool school as it is one of his Mother Drills. Having a personal eye pattern is a crucial element in your pre-shot routine. It's also important to keep the same number of warmup strokes on every shot. When you train your eyes to view the contact point while standing behind the shot, it gives your brain a lot of visual information. From there, the old noodle does it thing and all you have to do is just let it.
Dave...Whoever that is, it is definitely NOT me. 
Tell you one thing...Samm did a fine job explaining an eye pattern. There are several different eye patterns. The key is finding THE one that best suits you...and then you build it into your process.
Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com
Tell you one thing...Samm did a fine job explaining an eye pattern. There are several different eye patterns. The key is finding THE one that best suits you...and then you build it into your process.Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com
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Nic Barrow
Nic Barrow (www.thesnookergym.com) has very interesting material on different eye patterns in his "Aiming, Sighting and Potting" booklet. I think he goes through four different patterns.
Nic Barrow (www.thesnookergym.com) has very interesting material on different eye patterns in his "Aiming, Sighting and Potting" booklet. I think he goes through four different patterns.