Thank You english.........
That seems to be what Gene is talking about. One little change or understanding can make a significant difference.
I have turned so may c and b players into master players that it is just ridiculous.
I have players win tournaments the next weekend after I teach them how these eyes work.
It's been kind of kept a secret though. Some of the top teachers around the country that I've showed this to have trouble teaching it so they don't. They can't wrap their brain around it but it can be kind of challenging even for myself but I always get the job done.
But once I show a player how their own eyes work with their eye dominance they can now improve at a rapid pace. Now they can improve their game.
other aspects of the game start to work because the correct picture is going to the brain.
Why some players and even some teachers would want to suppress this info by saying they doubt it is crazy.
Someday, hopefully before I'm gone, this will be what everyone is taught right from the start.
Not knowing this is just as stupid as having a tip up scope on your gun and not using it when your trying to hit something at 200 yards. Saying I just like doing things the old way. it's worked for years so why change. Annie Oakley and wild bill shot OK like this using theopen sights so what's the difference.
These statements would be coming from people that never even tried the scope.
if they were hungry and needed to eat, I'll bet they would use the scope once they tried it.
Anyone that wants to play good pool and has learned this from me would tell anyone how foolish it would be to ignore this technique. Why wouldn't you want to know how to line up the sight? And once you learn why would you quit unless you like missing shots?
Once a player hits around 50 they lose the ability to get these eyes right naturally whether it be from not being able to practice enough because of physical problems or just from getting older. But if a players knows how to manually get these eyes right their game will hardly skip a beat as they get older except for physical problems from age.
Most players around the country are stuck at a certain level with their game. Depending how much they can practice, depends on how well they can naturally get the eyes to this most correct position.
Almost all the 3's that I help in leagues around the country have the non dominant eye working way too much like the dominant eye. Once I show them the difference their pocketing skills skyrocket. They can't hardly believe it themselves.
But all the master players everywhere and every pro on the face of the earth needs to know how this works also and I can almost guarantee they don't. it would stop these stupid little misses especially in pressure situations. It's the eyes that they dog. Not the stroke or stance. it's those doggy doggety eyes.
Nobody ever figured this whole thing out and it took me at least 2 years on the road doing 100's of lessons per month. The first 6 months were the toughest. There was no blueprint to follow or no one to copy. This was all from someone that knew a little bit about this at first and then finally realized how enormous it really was.
I did 2,000 personal lessons, most of them documented and at least 10,000 mini lessons. A mini lesson is showing a player which eye is dominant for sure and showing them how much better they see the shot. The problem with the mini lesson is that once they learn a little bit they figure they can get there themselves with the rest. They don't want to pay the $200 for a 3 or 4 hour lesson and have all the answers to this because they can't even imagine how much there is to it until they learn it. It's pretty overwhelming to say the least.
All these lessons that I have done in the last 3 years for sure have been 100% successful and if the players have any questions they can just call me.
This works for everyone and makes the game so much easier.
Some players like the pros are just better naturally at getting the eyes there naturally or they just shoot all the time getting there from repetition.
But anyone can be taught to get the eyes there manually and have a huge advantage right from the gate.
This is the most ground breaking, exciting technique that has ever hit the pool world ever and it's just amazing how many players are so skeptical that they just act like it is sour grapes.
I tell players sometimes that I will teach them for free and they turn me down because they are afraid I will screw up their game.
I had one lady friend that worked with kids in a Junior league that didn't want me to come help the kids. She didn't know how it worked but knew I had given thousands of lessons all over the USA. She was afraid I would screw up her kids. One of the kids in St Cloud that I worked with won the BCA nationals in Vegas. TJ Stienhouse. One of the best players in Minnesota right now. I think he's 19 right now. I showed him Perfect Aim when he was about 16. He told me thanks again about 3 months ago. He knows how important this whole thing is.
Many of the kids I worked with are some of the top players in the USA today.
Not an accident.
Your right there English but these pros don't know how this works but just get there naturally. if they quit playing for a month they would be screwed and couldn't beat anyone. The eyes are the toughest to keep right naturally. So if you don't know how to keep the dominant eye in the most dominant position you better hit a thousand or so balls every week.
I'm done with my rant but it's the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
Good luck with your game.
