I know that a lot of players miss shots because of a bad stroke/grip/not making contact at the cue ball with their tip where they want to make contact (reason often is cueing across the line).
But I know as well that a lot of players miss shots because they get a wrong picture-means that the spot on object ball they aim at actually would be the correct one and the CB makes contact with the object ball exactly where they aim at...
BUT THE POINT AT THE OBJECT BALL THAT THEY PERCEIVE IS ACTUALLY TO THE LEFT OR TO THE RIGHT OF THE REALLY CORRECT SPOT AT THE OBJECT BALL DUE TO A PARALEX ERROR!
How can you be sure to have the perfect picture when you are down over the cue aiming with your cue THROUGH THE CUE BALL at the object ball?
ANSWER: CORRECT EYE POSITION
HOW TO FIND YOUR INDIVIDUAL PERFECT EYE POSITION?
Best tool for dual sighted playes in my opinion is Joe Tucker's MAGIC EYE
Link:https://www.google.de/url?q=http://w...oJ03tY6WcAGfOg
Another tool that helps for dual eyes aimers and dominant eyes aimers is the sightright board
Link: http://www.sightrightuk.com/snookeraid.htm
I have developped a tool that you can put right on you cue
similar and inspired by the magic eye of Joe Tucker that will help dominant eye players.
My product has a little different approach but has the same advantage like Joe's magic eye as you can put right on your shaft (not stationary like the sightright board) and shows exaxtly the perfect head position (as well how high above the cue your head should be positioned (which is different for each player)/perfect eye position/ cue position under your chin/ if you really hit the cue ball's center/ eleminates across the line cueing and shows immediately if your stroke was straight after having followed through (to finish position) for players with a dominant eye.
Will be available next year in January or February for around 19 bucks.
Standing upright behind the balls and aiming needs your dominant eye on your sighting line, or your vision center when you sight with both eyes- But beeing down in your set position needs your head to be over the cue in the right spot to get the same picture that you had when being in your upright position. In case your head is tilted a bit when beeing down over the cue, the positon of your eyes/ cue might has to be different due to your head position.
To test this just take a CD hold it in front of you and look through the hole of the CD while aimi g on a target a little away. Now in the holiday time anyone has candles on the table- so look through the hole of the CD and aim on the
wick of the candle (or take the door frame) and see how the positon of your head changes the perception of your dominant eye!!!!
In case you wanna test the sight right board effect just take a book, open it and put it on the pool table with it's middle right in line with the line at the head spot (or baulk line on a snooker table)
Draw a line along the center of the book and put it in line with the line on the table.
Now go down with your body/head/cue as you are used to do and aim along the book line / table line having your non dominant eye closed and aiming with your dominant eye until you happen to see the line of the book beeing perfectly aligned with the line on the table
(perception has to be that both lines become one line/ book line MUST NOT POINT TO THE LEFT OR RIGHT OF THE LINE ON THE TABLE)
You will see that multiple head positions will be possible (depends as well on how dominant your dominant eye is)!
For sure it works having your dominant eye right on the line but in case your head is tilted a bit or looks a little to the right or left (across the line/your cue with your nose) a position with your cue under the center of your chin and having the perfect picture is possible.
Knowing this, will change anyone's game to the better and will definitely be an eye opener!
Best luck to all of you!
But I know as well that a lot of players miss shots because they get a wrong picture-means that the spot on object ball they aim at actually would be the correct one and the CB makes contact with the object ball exactly where they aim at...
BUT THE POINT AT THE OBJECT BALL THAT THEY PERCEIVE IS ACTUALLY TO THE LEFT OR TO THE RIGHT OF THE REALLY CORRECT SPOT AT THE OBJECT BALL DUE TO A PARALEX ERROR!
How can you be sure to have the perfect picture when you are down over the cue aiming with your cue THROUGH THE CUE BALL at the object ball?
ANSWER: CORRECT EYE POSITION
HOW TO FIND YOUR INDIVIDUAL PERFECT EYE POSITION?
Best tool for dual sighted playes in my opinion is Joe Tucker's MAGIC EYE
Link:https://www.google.de/url?q=http://w...oJ03tY6WcAGfOg
Another tool that helps for dual eyes aimers and dominant eyes aimers is the sightright board
Link: http://www.sightrightuk.com/snookeraid.htm
I have developped a tool that you can put right on you cue
similar and inspired by the magic eye of Joe Tucker that will help dominant eye players.
My product has a little different approach but has the same advantage like Joe's magic eye as you can put right on your shaft (not stationary like the sightright board) and shows exaxtly the perfect head position (as well how high above the cue your head should be positioned (which is different for each player)/perfect eye position/ cue position under your chin/ if you really hit the cue ball's center/ eleminates across the line cueing and shows immediately if your stroke was straight after having followed through (to finish position) for players with a dominant eye.
Will be available next year in January or February for around 19 bucks.
Standing upright behind the balls and aiming needs your dominant eye on your sighting line, or your vision center when you sight with both eyes- But beeing down in your set position needs your head to be over the cue in the right spot to get the same picture that you had when being in your upright position. In case your head is tilted a bit when beeing down over the cue, the positon of your eyes/ cue might has to be different due to your head position.
To test this just take a CD hold it in front of you and look through the hole of the CD while aimi g on a target a little away. Now in the holiday time anyone has candles on the table- so look through the hole of the CD and aim on the
wick of the candle (or take the door frame) and see how the positon of your head changes the perception of your dominant eye!!!!
In case you wanna test the sight right board effect just take a book, open it and put it on the pool table with it's middle right in line with the line at the head spot (or baulk line on a snooker table)
Draw a line along the center of the book and put it in line with the line on the table.
Now go down with your body/head/cue as you are used to do and aim along the book line / table line having your non dominant eye closed and aiming with your dominant eye until you happen to see the line of the book beeing perfectly aligned with the line on the table
(perception has to be that both lines become one line/ book line MUST NOT POINT TO THE LEFT OR RIGHT OF THE LINE ON THE TABLE)
You will see that multiple head positions will be possible (depends as well on how dominant your dominant eye is)!
For sure it works having your dominant eye right on the line but in case your head is tilted a bit or looks a little to the right or left (across the line/your cue with your nose) a position with your cue under the center of your chin and having the perfect picture is possible.
Knowing this, will change anyone's game to the better and will definitely be an eye opener!
Best luck to all of you!