Perfect Aim....Free Phone lessons..........

genomachino

genomachino

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Hi there Everyone,

First I want to say thank you for all the great feedback from the phone lessons. It's been alot of fun.:dance:

Just want to make sure that the players that want to do this still know they can call. There is no charge to learn this and you don't have to buy anything.

Just be by a table and get ready to improve your game more than you ever thought possible. It takes anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes on the average.

Looking forward to working with everyone.
Call 715-563-8712

Thanks again geno................
 
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Thats one heck of an offer Geno. I am way busy this time of the year but if you take rain checks I will call in the future. Thanks.
 
You got it for sure...........

Cuebuddy said:
Thats one heck of an offer Geno. I am way busy this time of the year but if you take rain checks I will call in the future. Thanks.
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Hi there Cuebuddy,
Raincheck will be fine.

I hope to get back out there in the near future. Great little pool world out there in Colorado.

Don't lose my number. Looking forward to working with you.

920-840-5296 geno............
 
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You would be stupid not to take a free lesson. Even if scepticall about a phone call how can a phone call help? 20 min my miss rate is down buy at least 40% and my handicap is down. and that's just from a phone call!
 
genomachino said:
Hi there Everyone,

First I want to say thank you for all the great feedback from the phone lessons. It's been alot of fun.:dance:

Somehow the thread got deleted.:rolleyes: I don't know but I must have accidently done it some how.
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Geno, you can only delete the content, not the thread itself. The thread would have to be deleted by a moderator. Try pming Mike and ask him.
 
Very classy offer. I was lucky enough to meet-up with Gene and he helped me tremendously. You'd have to be nuts to not grab a free lesson.

Very nice of you, Gene.
 
Geno,

First of all I would like to graciously thank you for this offer and also hope your recovery is coming along quick. I missed it the first time around due to a family emergency and could not call. If it is ok I would like to take advantage of it after work today. Please let me know if there is a time that is convenient for you and will not interupt dinner or anything else. I am on the east coast.

Again thank you for this kind gesture Geno.

Paul
 
I was fortunate enouph to recieve a phone lesson from Geno yesterday. Absolutely opened my mind up to a whole area of aiming that I had not considered previously. Well worth your time give him a call. Definately answers some of the questions I could not figure out on my own. He spent 45 minuites out of his day to explain these things to a complete stranger, amazing. Thanks again Geno!
 
Thanks Geno for sharing your knowledge with me today.
I am going to share it with a student tonight to get his feedback on the process. I enjoyed speaking with you on the phone and hope to one day meet you in person.
 
Passing it on...............

dr9ball said:
Thanks Geno for sharing your knowledge with me today.
I am going to share it with a student tonight to get his feedback on the process. I enjoyed speaking with you on the phone and hope to one day meet you in person.
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Hi there dr9ball,

I just got off the phone withTrevor from Plum City, Wi. That was great fun working with this young man from Wisconsin. He's right handed , left eye dominant and was really amazed at how much his vision cleared up once he got it figured out.

I'm very interested to see the results of your teaching Perfect Aim to your student.

It doesn't get any better than this, teaching this to someone like yourself that is teaching others. Now you can pass this on to others that normally wouldn't have access to this info.

As I traveled around the USA teaching I learned more ways to help players understand this technique. It's simple but sometimes it can be even a challenge just to figure out which eye is dominant.

Good luck. Geno..............
 
What more could you ask for. Geno spent an hour and a half discussing a aiming system that is easy to understand, but like anything will take time to master. I wish I would've called earlier when he first put the number out there.
Geno was patient with the lesson and didn't move on until I fully understood what he was saying. This lesson really opened up my eyes to a different way of looking at the shots.
I want to thank you Geno for taking the time to help me out and offer to meet in person to further discuss the perfect aimng system. Let me know when those ribs heal up and the percocet were's off. I'll gladly make the trip to sharks club in Appleton WI to play a few racks.
Thanks. Cameron
 
Better late than never...........

King Hester said:
What more could you ask for. Geno spent an hour and a half discussing a aiming system that is easy to understand, but like anything will take time to master. I wish I would've called earlier when he first put the number out there.
Geno was patient with the lesson and didn't move on until I fully understood what he was saying. This lesson really opened up my eyes to a different way of looking at the shots.
I want to thank you Geno for taking the time to help me out and offer to meet in person to further discuss the perfect aimng system. Let me know when those ribs heal up and the percocet were's off. I'll gladly make the trip to sharks club in Appleton WI to play a few racks.
Thanks. Cameron
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Hi there Cameron,

It was a pleasure working with you. You were about the 8th one for the day. You'll be just fine with the aiming there. You have a pretty good understanding on how to apply it.

I'm going to go to sharks club or maybe the KK Club in green Bay this weekend some time.

Don't know if i can play much but i'm going to try.

Maybe we can hook up and I'll check out your aim.

Good luck geno............
 
genomachino said:
Hi there dr9ball,

I just got off the phone withTrevor from Plum City, Wi. That was great fun working with this young man from Wisconsin. He's right handed , left eye dominant and was really amazed at how much his vision cleared up once he got it figured out.

I'm very interested to see the results of your teaching Perfect Aim to your student.

It doesn't get any better than this, teaching this to someone like yourself that is teaching others. Now you can pass this on to others that normally wouldn't have access to this info.

As I traveled around the USA teaching I learned more ways to help players understand this technique. It's simple but sometimes it can be even a challenge just to figure out which eye is dominant.

Good luck. Geno..............
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Hey Geno,
This is Trevor my Plum City. I just wanted to say thank you for spending the time with me that you did. I had the chance today to shoot for a little bit and I have to say that you have a very good way of explaining what you do. I'm cutting balls right into the center of the pocket that I was having trouble with before. I will be ordering your video soon. Again thank you very much!
 
Being opposite eye dominant.......

tjmc25 said:
Hey Geno,
This is Trevor my Plum City. I just wanted to say thank you for spending the time with me that you did. I had the chance today to shoot for a little bit and I have to say that you have a very good way of explaining what you do. I'm cutting balls right into the center of the pocket that I was having trouble with before. I will be ordering your video soon. Again thank you very much!
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Hi there Trevor,

It was a pleasure working with you. Being opposite eye dominant is more challenging for any player than being same eye dominant.

The same eye dominant player still needs to know it but the opposite eye dominant player such as yourself absolutely needs to know this. Many opposite eye dominant players need hours and hours of playing time to even start getting the eyes in that Perfect position because it is kind of unnatural to get the head and eyes in this position.

As you can see with your own eyes it is much easier to visualize the shot now that you know.

That's what it's all about. Have fun with your Perfect aim.

Thanks again trevor......

If anyone wants to call I can still handle one more call tonight. 920-840-5296
 
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Gene I am going to try to get to the room in a couple of hours and will call you then.

Hope you are available.

Pete
 
Just call me when your ready........

Pete said:
Gene I am going to try to get to the room in a couple of hours and will call you then.

Hope you are available.

Pete
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Hi there Pete,

i hope your still there. I'm going to be available all day. Have a few that are going to call but just call when you can. And that goes for anyone else also.

Don't miss out on this.

Looking forward to working with you. geno
 
Hi there Matt,

Glad to see you understand how it all works. Seeing is believing. You bought the original video and with the new infi it has brought you a clearer insight into Perfect Aim.

Good Luck my friend,

Thanks Again Geno.....
 
Well Saturday, I went to World Class and warmed up with a few racks. Then I took a deep breath and called Gene. To my delight he answered the phone and so we began. I will also point out that Gene is one heck of a nice guy.

Gene 1st had me set up a shot and stand here and there (yep, if you want to find out what we went over, you call him yourself), and then he would ask if I saw it or not, and went over it until I did.

Some of the stuff I just saw right away, and other stuff I needed a few times (part of the problem was being in a poolroom and holding the phone most of the time (didn't want to be "That Guy" and use my speaker phone). After a bit, i could really see the shots better the entire time (I stop seeing it loosing it and needing to find it again, that might make more sense when you call gene too).

All in all, I am glad I called Gen, and only wish I had sooner (less missed balls). I did and still do endorse the Perfect aim DVD (unless you are from MA, RI, CN, NH or anywhere around that I might play in). If you don't own the DVD, you might want to, but if not give Gene a call.

After the lesson (FREE LESSON WTF), I told Gene to make sure and email me if and when he produces a new Perfect aim, I want to support him in this, as a way to not just say thanks, but to show my thanks too.

Thanks Gene
 
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Pete said:
Well Saturday, I went to World Class and warmed up with a few racks. Then I took a deep breath and called Gene. To my delight he answered the phone and so we began. I will also point out that Gene is one heck of a nice guy.

Gene 1st had me set up a shot and stand here and there (yep, if you want to find out what we went over, you call him yourself), and then he would ask if I saw it or not, and went over it until I did.

Some of the stuff I just saw right away, and other stuff I needed a few times (part of the problem was being in a poolroom and holding the phone most of the time (didn't want to be "That Guy" and use my speaker phone). After a bit, i could really see the shots better the entire time (I stop seeing it loosing it and needing to find it again, that might make more sense when you call gene too).

All in all, I am glad I called Gen, and only wish I had sooner (less missed balls). I did and still do endorse the Perfect aim DVD (unless you are from MA, RI, CN, NH or anywhere around that I might play in). If you don't own the DVD, you might want to, but if not give Gene a call.

After the lesson (FREE LESSON WTF), I told Gene to make sure and email me if and when he produces a new Perfect aim, I want to support him in this, as a way to not just say thanks, but to show my thanks too.

Thanks Gene
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Hi there Pete,

Just want to say thanks for the great testimonail.

I know you were pleasantly surprised with the new additions to Perfect Aim. They are the result of working with players like yourself. Each and every lesson is a learning experience for myself. When I see something that works I grab it like a sponge as many players do when they see Perfect aim for the first time.

Most of us are pretty much self taught with pool. And most of us just need a push in the right direction when it comes to this aiming thing.

The only reason I ever made a video was so that players would never forget what they learned. It just kind of elevated from that.

I quit playing for 8 years. When i first started again I forgot how I did this aiming thing. I first hand know how easy it is to forget. I actually had to relearn.

Thanks again Mr Pete
 
How's Spider doin............

SpiderWebComm said:
Very classy offer. I was lucky enough to meet-up with Gene and he helped me tremendously. You'd have to be nuts to not grab a free lesson.

Very nice of you, Gene.
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Hi there Spider,

That had to be one of the highlights of my teaching Perfect Aim, when you came to Jimmys Pro Billiards in Minneapolis.

What are the odds that you would come there on business and then learn what you did after all that time.

To me that was a priceless experience as are so many others in this game of pool that we all love.

Thanks again geno..........still giving free lessons 715-563-8712 or 920=840-5296
 
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