Shooting With The Tucker 3rd Eye Trainer

DrCue'sProtege

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do any of you posters ever actually shoot regular shots with the Tucker 3rd Eye Trainer on your cue? when i shoot normal shots with this device on the cue it throws me off. not sure if its the extra weight or what, but its hard for me to shoot with it on.

any other posters ever experience this?
or am i just that pitiful?DCP
 
DrCue'sProtege said:
do any of you posters ever actually shoot regular shots with the Tucker 3rd Eye Trainer on your cue? when i shoot normal shots with this device on the cue it throws me off. not sure if its the extra weight or what, but its hard for me to shoot with it on.

any other posters ever experience this?
or am i just that pitiful?DCP
If you can't shoot straight with th trainer it means your alignment is off. Your eyes trick you into seeing what's not there. IE: center ball. Keep working with it and you'll find it easier all the time and your stroke should improve as well.

TommyT
 
DrCue'sProtege said:
do any of you posters ever actually shoot regular shots with the Tucker 3rd Eye Trainer on your cue? when i shoot normal shots with this device on the cue it throws me off. not sure if its the extra weight or what, but its hard for me to shoot with it on.

any other posters ever experience this?
or am i just that pitiful?DCP

LOL DCP, I'll leave that last line alone, but you made me chuckle!

Did you receive a link to view the 'online' lesson with your 3rd eye? To me, the info on that lesson was worth at least as much as the trainer, as it helped me better understand the dominant eye, and why I was getting unwanted sidespin.

Unless there's been big weight changes in the device, it shouldn't be a weight issue. Mine hardly weighs as much as a piece of chalk.

DougT
 
I've used it to know how to stroke perfectly straight, and how to shoot jacked up shots, jump shots and so on.

Helped me A LOT...
 
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