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wincardona

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This is a plug for genomachino. The thread seemed to be fading away an I wanted to help some players understand that "Perfect Aim" is definitely a good buy.:thumbup: I called Gene tonight and spent about 40 minutes on the phone with him, we went through his techniques on perfect aiming. I have been playing all my life using these techniques, but I have allowed age and lack of play to to undermine the fundamentals of lining up for aiming. The conversation we had supported and reestablished the importance of being fundamentally sound in an area of importance. Gene totally understands the way to teach these techniques, and would be a wise investment for any and all aspiring players.

Thanks Gene for helping me get back on track, now it's up to me to stay there.

This thread is more of a recommendation than a plug.:wink:


Billy Incardona




Billy I.
 
wincardona said:
This is a plug for genomachino. The thread seemed to be fading away an I wanted to help some players understand that "Perfect Aim" is definitely a good buy.:thumbup: I called Gene tonight and spent about 40 minutes on the phone with him, we went through his techniques on perfect aiming. I have been playing all my life using these techniques, but I have allowed age and lack of play to to undermine the fundamentals of lining up for aiming. The conversation we had supported and reestablished the importance of being fundamentally sound in an area of importance. Gene totally understands the way to teach these techniques, and would be a wise investment for any and all aspiring players.

Thanks Gene for helping me get back on track, now it's up to me to stay there.

This thread is more of a recommendation than a plug.:wink:


Billy Incardona




Billy I.
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i agree Gene sure does know what he is talking about 1 30 min phone lesson with him an with Denny Stewart help i come out 5th at the white diamonds pro tournament 128 man field don.t lose out on a great thing Even mister Billy Incardona is saying how real mister Gene is call NOW!!!!
 
In The Zone

My best advice to anybody that wants to hit a cue ball and needs inspiration to improve their game is to seek insipration from elsewhere and explore alternatives and introduce these new ideas into your cue ball game.It can be the music as you practice and that puts you In The Zone.
 
I realized after talking to Geno that what he was talking about, I had been doing when playing well and not doing when I was playing bad. I never knew before what I was doing wrong and how to recover.
If you haven't spoken to Geno you owe it to yourself to do so!
 
Vindication, once more.

wincardona said:
This is a plug for genomachino. The thread seemed to be fading away an I wanted to help some players understand that "Perfect Aim" is definitely a good buy.:thumbup: I called Gene tonight and spent about 40 minutes on the phone with him, we went through his techniques on perfect aiming. I have been playing all my life using these techniques, but I have allowed age and lack of play to to undermine the fundamentals of lining up for aiming. The conversation we had supported and reestablished the importance of being fundamentally sound in an area of importance. Gene totally understands the way to teach these techniques, and would be a wise investment for any and all aspiring players.

Thanks Gene for helping me get back on track, now it's up to me to stay there.

This thread is more of a recommendation than a plug.:wink:


Billy Incardona




Billy I.
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Once more, another TOP PLAYER says that Perfect Aim is top shelf.

Gene Albrecht deserves much credit for staying on AZ Billiards in spite of the unwarranted hazing he got from a few. And don't go beating your gums about it was Gene's promo techniques that got you all upset. I'm talking about the people who regularly condemned Gene's message and video about Perfect Aim because it was smoke and mirrors, snake-oil, stupid stuff etc.....................

I could take this time to get in some well deserved eye-pokes at the naysayers for what they attempted to do to Gene but it's that time of the year. :wink:

What I would like is for members of this forum to remember that while you may not agree with someone else's thoughts, deeds and perspectives, consider that you could be the one who has the wrong thinking and maybe, just maybe, you don't know it all. Maybe, just maybe, this forum will start treating new ideas and new perspectives with the dignity they deserve. Maybe, just maybe, more people like Gene Albrecht will take a chance on sharing their knowledge and perspectives and maybe, just maybe we'll learn something we didn't know. Perhaps it will just be the other guy who learns something new. :slap:

Thanks for posting your testimonial about Perfect Aim, Billy Incardona. :cool: Oh, and welcome back to the fold. :)
 
wincardona said:
This is a plug for genomachino. The thread seemed to be fading away an I wanted to help some players understand that "Perfect Aim" is definitely a good buy.:thumbup: I called Gene tonight and spent about 40 minutes on the phone with him, we went through his techniques on perfect aiming. I have been playing all my life using these techniques, but I have allowed age and lack of play to to undermine the fundamentals of lining up for aiming. The conversation we had supported and reestablished the importance of being fundamentally sound in an area of importance. Gene totally understands the way to teach these techniques, and would be a wise investment for any and all aspiring players.

Thanks Gene for helping me get back on track, now it's up to me to stay there.

This thread is more of a recommendation than a plug.:wink:


Billy Incardona




Billy I.
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That's about as strong an endorsement as you can find.
 
There's a reason for his success.............

wincardona said:
This is a plug for genomachino. The thread seemed to be fading away an I wanted to help some players understand that "Perfect Aim" is definitely a good buy.:thumbup: I called Gene tonight and spent about 40 minutes on the phone with him, we went through his techniques on perfect aiming. I have been playing all my life using these techniques, but I have allowed age and lack of play to to undermine the fundamentals of lining up for aiming. The conversation we had supported and reestablished the importance of being fundamentally sound in an area of importance. Gene totally understands the way to teach these techniques, and would be a wise investment for any and all aspiring players.

Thanks Gene for helping me get back on track, now it's up to me to stay there.

This thread is more of a recommendation than a plug.:wink:


Billy Incardona




Billy I.
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First I want to say thanks to Mr Billy Incardona for the conversation that we had about Perfect Aim and I hope the back is healing up well.

There is a reason that Billy Incardona was and is a champion. For many years he has played at the highest level the game has to offer and has finished at the top.

It was obvious to me during our conversation that during his pool career that he has used many of the techniques that I teach. It was also obvious that he not only used these from time to time but he understood the importance of each technique to envision the shot correctly.

It was easy for me to see why Billy is so respected in this pool world of ours. Not only has he beaten the pants off many top players in the world for many years but he is an awful nice guy.

Good Luck with that back.

Thanks again for sharing your thoughts with me and others.

geno...........
 
I have to give big props to Gene also. His knowledge is priceless.
Thank you Gene for your time and knowledge you shared with me:thumbup:
 
Gene is a nice guy and his methods seem to work. Good to see that he is getting his due.


Not for nothing Joey, but a lot of your posts read like this:

JoeyA said:
I TOLD YOU SO!
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Seems unnecessary, but what do I know.:rolleyes:
 
I am interested in trying this out, I am very open minded and always looking to learn new things. I am a visual learner, is everything your phone lesson entails included on the dvd? O yeah and tell mr engel im coming for him and im gonna get him ;)
 
Most of it is......

jamesroberts said:
I am interested in trying this out, I am very open minded and always looking to learn new things. I am a visual learner, is everything your phone lesson entails included on the dvd? O yeah and tell mr engel im coming for him and im gonna get him ;)
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Hi there James,

Some things are not. But for the most part it is very neccessary to do the phone lesson to make it easy to understand how Perfect aim works.

I just got up to Minneapolis again and played in their 9 ball tourny at Shooters. Jesse was there along with a bunch of other strong players.

After the tourny Jesse was asking me alot of questions about Perfect Aim. I havn't seen him in about 8 months. It was alot of fun. Not just with Jesse but with all the rest of the guys also. They even let me win the tourny.

Jesse is giving some guys lessons right now and was telling me how much he is learning back from them. He told me some things he thought were a certain way he knows he was wrong about.

So he asked me how can you be certain that your right about your Perfect Aim? I told him I have had the benefit of about 3,000 players giving me feedback over 30 years. Some good and some not so good. And I learned alot from them all. That's what has made Perfect Aim what it is. A huge collection of the correct info. No mumbo jumbo. Just the real deal.

And the nice thing is it seems to work for everyone. Not just some and immediately. An immediate boost and then it gets better and better the more you get comfortable with it.

And still today I learn a new little tidbit that just seems to help a little more with this or that. And I'm always looking to make it better to help everyone i can even more.

It's good Jesse is giving some lessons. For one it's teaching him how much more he needs to learn. That's a tough lesson to learn at such a young age.

And james my boast that Perfect aim will cut your misses in half almost immediately is almost an understatement. The phone lesson is so important because if one part is missing it won't work as well.

I'll tell Jesse your gunning for him. I told him I'd practice with him some today. He told me in a few days. I think he wants to practice a little before we practice. We do play for a little money when we practice.

I'll get him ready for ya.

If you learn Perfect Aim Jesse will just have to play that much better to win. I know that for sure.

Give me a call first and do the phone lesson. If you like what you learn you can get the video so you can remember everything. Forever.

Just give me a call James. Looking forward to working with you.

Geno. 715-563-8712
 
Geno - maybe get to the USBTC?

Geno,

The US Bar Table Championship is Feb 12-19 in Reno. This year at the Grand Sierra Hotel. Real nice place with room rates of $39 and $49 on weekends. (No hidden charges except room tax - lol). Here is info on USBTC: http://www.playbca.com/portals/0/regional/12USBTC.pdf

Also going to have 16 of 9' Diamonds. The World PPA is having the Reno Shootout Feb 17-19. Info here: http://www.worldppa.com/

The 9' tables will be available for all kinds of things on the 12 -16th.
We will be having mini tournaments of One Pocket, 8-Ball, maybe some Banks or even 14.1.

Might be a great chance to show your system to about 200-300 very interested players. Plus you can play in both events!! ($25,250 added)

Give it some thought and get back to me if interested.

Mark Griffin
markg@playcsipool.com
702-719-7665 (office)
 
Mark I can already tell you what the first question out of his mouth is... Will they allow smoking in the venue?? =) Doubt MY cash wish be right after DCC to make it out there but man that would be a great week......
 
berko said:
Gene is a nice guy and his methods seem to work. Good to see that he is getting his due.


Not for nothing Joey, but a lot of your posts read like this:



Seems unnecessary, but what do I know.:rolleyes:
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I hear ya berko. I'm sure some people read it like you do and I understand that but for the record, my posts about how Gene was ILL-TREATED by "certain people" is a reminder to them and others that we should keep an open mind to new posters and allow them a wide birth, especially when it comes to new ideas and perspectives about aiming and other such things.
We are just lucky that Gene hung in there. He could have been like so many other pro players that have come here and didn't like the name-calling and the negative comments that some are want to do with new posters or to posters whom they don't agree with.

They did it to Stan Shuffett, Hal Houle, several pro players and they just quit posting. It's OUR LOSS and I don't want to see it happen again. We can't afford to lose quality posters like Gene Albrecht, just because a few people are close-minded and mean-spirited.

I'm sure some of my posts about this subject come off as I told you so and that's just the way it is. The main reason for me harping on it, is to remind THEM and any others that try to run off other posters because they don't agree with what they teach or believe, that it isn't going to be tolerated.

People have a right to believe what they want to believe. And in this case a few people got on the hate wagon because they didn't believe Perfect Aim was credible. I can't imagine this happening to another person. This forum can't afford to lose another Gene Albrecht!

(Sometimes we are wrong about people). (Sometimes we don't know everything) (No one person and no one group runs this forum) (Sometimes, we just need to show a little grace). I hope this post explains these type posts a little better because I know you didn't mean any harm (but understand your perspective). I just don't want to have to explain it again at a later date.
 
JoeyA said:
I hear ya berko. I'm sure some people read it like you do and I understand that but for the record, my posts about how Gene was ILL-TREATED by "certain people" is a reminder to them and others that we should keep an open mind to new posters and allow them a wide birth, especially when it comes to new ideas and perspectives about aiming and other such things.
We are just lucky that Gene hung in there. He could have been like so many other pro players that have come here and didn't like the name-calling and the negative comments that some are want to do with new posters or to posters whom they don't agree with.

They did it to Stan Shuffett, Hal Houle, several pro players and they just quit posting. It's OUR LOSS and I don't want to see it happen again. We can't afford to lose quality posters like Gene Albrecht, just because a few people are close-minded and mean-spirited.

I'm sure some of my posts about this subject come off as I told you so and that's just the way it is. The main reason for me harping on it, is to remind THEM and any others that try to run off other posters because they don't agree with what they teach or believe, that it isn't going to be tolerated.

People have a right to believe what they want to believe. And in this case a few people got on the hate wagon because they didn't believe Perfect Aim was credible. I can't imagine this happening to another person. This forum can't afford to lose another Gene Albrecht!

(Sometimes we are wrong about people). (Sometimes we don't know everything) (No one person and no one group runs this forum) (Sometimes, we just need to show a little grace). I hope this post explains these type posts a little better because I know you didn't mean any harm (but understand your perspective). I just don't want to have to explain it again at a later date.
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100 % agree here Joey!
Some "members" here just don t have the necessary manners and furthermore in my opinion totally wrong attitudes if it s about learning and discussing. If you re not open minded- then you will be for sure always on the looser-side.

I m with you- it s ok if somebody has another opinion- also this is a point which USUALY can be a reason for a nice and helpful discussion. But more and more the people got aggressive at each other. And i don t wonder if some guys are just got sick from those *kiddy-like* attitudes and wannebe-pros.

lg from overseas,

Ingo
 
Ratta said:
100 % agree here Joey!
Some "members" here just don t have the necessary manners and furthermore in my opinion totally wrong attitudes if it s about learning and discussing. If you re not open minded- then you will be for sure always on the looser-side.

I m with you- it s ok if somebody has another opinion- also this is a point which USUALY can be a reason for a nice and helpful discussion. But more and more the people got aggressive at each other. And i don t wonder if some guys are just got sick from those *kiddy-like* attitudes and wannebe-pros.

lg from overseas,

Ingo
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Ingo,
I have no ill will toward ANY members of this forum. Like you, and the silent majority, I believe a different opinion is a good thing, just as long as there aren't any spiteful remarks just because someone else has a different belief system or perspective than you.

This forum is here for everyone, not just the few.

I am hoping that in the coming year, more members of this forum will speak up for others when they are attacked for their perspectives and beliefs. None of us have the right to tell others what they should or should not believe and certainly none of us have the right to call each other despicable names and besmirch the names of good and decent people.

I know that some of my blue font responses aren't always appreciated and I don't like giving them. For the most part, they are just a response from the needling that I get from a few. Other times they are just a reminder that some people don't like the name calling, the needling and mean-spiritedness that occasionally goes on. They know it and I think they're getting tired of my responses. Hell, I'm tired of giving them myself. They're trying to wear me down but I've still got some reserve blue fonts if they don't play nice. :wink:

Happy New Year to you and yours!
 
Might be coming to SC in a few weeks.........

peteypooldude said:
I have to give big props to Gene also. His knowledge is priceless.
Thank you Gene for your time and knowledge you shared with me:thumbup:
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Hi there Pete,
I don't know which city I will be going to but I am going there mainly to give one lesson. I'm sure I'll set up a few more once I'm there.

If you ever need a tuneup feel free to call anytime.

Maybe I'll be kind of close to your city but i know it's a big state.

Thanks Pete. Geno.........
 
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