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Perfect Aim/The SHIFT is the real deal ! ! !
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The price of Genomachino's Secret Info, that is FREE on Dr. Dave's website.
DAM system.
Many years ago I met Jerry Brieseth a REAL DEAL POOL Instructor, and Coach. Said Jerry if most people master 90% of what you teach in your BASIC POOL DVD, how good would they play? Jerry said 90% better then most.
Looking for the Magic Pill? Secret Aiming System? Or Magic Cue.. None exist.
Show me the Magic Cue on a Pool Table, and answer one question.
Can that Cue do anything like running a Racks without it being in Skilled Players Hand?
Yes or No
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I got my free lesson with Gene via skype Friday afternoon. I was very impressed. I have worked with a number of different instructors over the last 10 years or so, from local instructors to pros traveling through. This was something very different. The whole time was spent working with my vision, what I see, how I see it, where I'm looking. We started out with a simple test shot from each side of the table that proved my eye dominance and located my vision center. I did not even realize that I had issues with one side vs the other. By making one simple shift, I was able to equalize both sides. Now comes the hard part, putting in the work to make this new reality permanent.
Sound like nothing earth shaking you diescribed via SKYPE , by you own statement, "I have worked with a number of different instructors over the last 10 years or so", they did not turn you into a DCC Champion?
Honestly most of what you mentioned about eye placement, shot alignmentent, has been covered by Ray Martin, Willie Mosconi, and Dr. Dave on adming, and shot making. Books, U-Tubes, and DVD's. I am going out on short limb, bet most Pro have made a 1/2 to million shots over their practicing and career.
Were did the other Instructor Fail, honestly it is hard to understand Pool via Skype, sound like pipe dream.
Maybe you like me inconsistent, but haver some days you great, or not. Jerry Brieseth is IMHO one of BEST INSTRUCTORS, he coaches many Pro's, you know what Jerry Mostly Teaches, rebuild BASICS.
Point is if you building home off crooked foundation, your house will never be LEVEL.
I did not say the other instructors failed. I have taken something away from every session with an instructor. All I said was "This was something very different." The way he laid it out and allowed me to make the connection. Everybody "gets" things in a different way. What works for me might not work for you and vice versa. You won't know until you try.
Better method, than fog sensitivity. Still, easy conformity sells. College professor calls it spoon feeding. Long as you're satisfied with what you get done.
No problem. Adding facts; keep it coming.
Xenon256
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Thanks for the review @Good Sam sounds interesting. The fact that you got something different makes it sound Intriguing. Hoping to hear a review from @Nature Boy. I truly don't think there is any lesson or lessons that is going to turn you in DCC champion but it makes you see thing differently and improves your game it sound interesting to me. Seems like a lot of hate for someone trying to help players. I for one was glad to see @genomachino post hadn't seen one in a long time. Glad your doing okay.
People like New ideas,old ideas still work. Most people give up on Practicing. It is Boring, but those who stick with Practicing improve.
Practicing what you do poor is only way to get better, at what you do poorly.
Practicing what you do poor is only way to get better, at what you do poorly.
Is the simple shift getting your newly established vision center on the shot line? If so, it sounds a lot like SightRight.
Not even close to anything out there. You can have the eyes in the correct position, then this creates a problem with the shaft being out of line. The shift will get the cue in the correct position so the player can get equal right English and equal left English. This is one problem that most players have and don't even know it. Cutting to the right and the left there are issues more one way than the other. Depending which eye is dominant.
I could have another teacher watch the whole lesson and unless I filled them in here and there and show them what the eyes are seeing they don't have a clue.
I tried to teach other teachers how to teach this but they give up after awhile.
I feel like a martian that came to earth with this info and nobody believes it or understands it unless I do the complete lesson.
The lesson takes 4 hours and there are no shortcuts. Need to start at the beginning and methodically work thru it. It's like a story that doesn't make any sense if you leave out a chapter or 2.
Many players think it might not be any good because I don't charge much. I feel if the price is less I can help more players but I should be helping even more.
One thing for sure you will never see anyone that got a lesson from me that didn't understand it and how it works.
Ever player needs to know this period.
Legit Jab:
Way back I started leaning over the stick and looking back at the stick/shot and that worked except for the muscle strain. Even 15 minute innings caused fatigue. So rather than go full on pool creature, I went with optimizing for stability and comfort and most importantly, conformation to the shot. It was somewhere in that fog I came to the awareness that the shot doesn't know or care what you are looking at. It simply reacts to the cue ball and more importantly can be plotted as opposed to "aimed"; and with no eye or muscle strain.
That's all. Still me.
Way back I started leaning over the stick and looking back at the stick/shot and that worked except for the muscle strain. Even 15 minute innings caused fatigue. So rather than go full on pool creature, I went with optimizing for stability and comfort and most importantly, conformation to the shot. It was somewhere in that fog I came to the awareness that the shot doesn't know or care what you are looking at. It simply reacts to the cue ball and more importantly can be plotted as opposed to "aimed"; and with no eye or muscle strain.
That's all. Still me.