I have been trying to post this but works have been keeping me from doing it since the Valley Forge show.
I just want to say that I have met Joe Tucker, talked to him, and seen how his new invention in Valley Forge
I think it is a brilliant invention.
It is basically a device to help the players to correct their misconception of where center ball is, and to really learn to see what the correct shot should look like. (Please correct me, Joe, if I have mistaken, or missed anything.)
I am sure we have all heard that center ball hit is one of the most difficult shot in pool. A lot of it is due to the fact that we do not really know where center ball is, and/or we cannot deliver our cue pure and straight.
Joe's device uses two laser beams to line up the shot so we can visulaize where is center ball and where the aiming point is.
I think the more advanced players will appreciate this even more, because at a higher level of play, one miss, or not being able to hit the cue ball where one aims, can cause the player to sit out the whole remaining match. And usually a lot of money is at stake.
Once again, Joe's invention look really simple, yet brilliant in its simplicity. It is also easy to carry and is not complicated to use at all.
I am looking forward to seeing this in mass production soon.
Thank you for visiting my booth and it was a great pleasure talking to you.
Please add anything that I have missed. I wish I have a picture to post but I am afraid I did not take any picture.
Regards,
Richard
I just want to say that I have met Joe Tucker, talked to him, and seen how his new invention in Valley Forge
I think it is a brilliant invention.
It is basically a device to help the players to correct their misconception of where center ball is, and to really learn to see what the correct shot should look like. (Please correct me, Joe, if I have mistaken, or missed anything.)
I am sure we have all heard that center ball hit is one of the most difficult shot in pool. A lot of it is due to the fact that we do not really know where center ball is, and/or we cannot deliver our cue pure and straight.
Joe's device uses two laser beams to line up the shot so we can visulaize where is center ball and where the aiming point is.
I think the more advanced players will appreciate this even more, because at a higher level of play, one miss, or not being able to hit the cue ball where one aims, can cause the player to sit out the whole remaining match. And usually a lot of money is at stake.
Once again, Joe's invention look really simple, yet brilliant in its simplicity. It is also easy to carry and is not complicated to use at all.
I am looking forward to seeing this in mass production soon.
Thank you for visiting my booth and it was a great pleasure talking to you.
Please add anything that I have missed. I wish I have a picture to post but I am afraid I did not take any picture.
Regards,
Richard