SightRight: Stunned by how good this is

[Jude Rosenstock]

Here let me saved you guys your time and money of how to find your center vision when playing pool:

The best way I can describe this is, you can learn Shakespeare on your own or you can learn it from a high school teacher or you can learn it from a Harvard professor. On a case-by-case basis, you might see a variety of results, but on average, students out of Harvard are going to have a huge advantage over anyone self-taught.

SightRight is more than just finding your vision center. That's covered very quickly in Feeney's coaching. It's a process meant to show students how to see angles correctly.

 

[july9x]

The best way I can describe this is, you can learn Shakespeare on your own or you can learn it from a high school teacher or you can learn it from a Harvard professor. On a case-by-case basis, you might see a variety of results, but on average, students out of Harvard are going to have a huge advantage over anyone self-taught.

SightRight is more than just finding your vision center. That's covered very quickly in Feeney's coaching. It's a process meant to show students how to see angles correctly.

Yes, but this is only 1 among many other fundamentals such as stance, stroke, aim, etc. All fundamentals can account for 25% of your success as a pool player.

My point is, use these free resources first and develop yourself into a complete player who can actually play. Then the next step is to start mastering each individual fundamental or component: vision center, stance, stroke, aiming, cue-ball control, etc. Now you can PAY to learn more...

Next step is practice - 50%. Without practice, a Harvard student with no experience can't beat a home-school dude with 5 years of actual experience in any trade or field.

Final step is your mental - 20%. Weak mental can't win anything.

Luck: 5%.

You are now 100% ready to play in APA.

 

[Jude Rosenstock]

Yes, but this is only 1 among many other fundamentals such as stance, stroke, aim, etc. All fundamentals can account for 25% of your success as a pool player.

My point is, use these free resources first and develop yourself into a complete player who can actually play. Then the next step is to start mastering each individual fundamental or component: vision center, stance, stroke, aiming, cue-ball control, etc. Now you can PAY to learn more...

Next step is practice - 50%. Without practice, a Harvard student with no experience can't beat a home-school dude with 5 years of actual experience in any trade or field.

Final step is your mental - 20%. Weak mental can't win anything.

Luck: 5%.

You are now 100% ready to play in APA.

You haven't taken any SightRight coaches, have you?

 

[july9x]

You haven't taken any SightRight coaches, have you?

No sir. Have you, what is that, video or in-person or virtual training?

 

[Jude Rosenstock]

No sir. Have you, what is that, video or in-person or virtual training?

I've done virtual coaching with him for about six hours now. I'll meet with him in person next month. This is Ronnie O'Sullivan's coach. He's worked with a ton of great snooker players and some great pool players. I think you're overlooking the lion's share of what he's about.

 

[skogstokig]

I've done virtual coaching with him for about six hours now. I'll meet with him in person next month. This is Ronnie O'Sullivan's coach. He's worked with a ton of great snooker players and some great pool players. I think you're overlooking the lion's share of what he's about.

worked for mark williams:

 

[Jude Rosenstock]

worked for mark williams:

Yeah, I understand there's a lot of crap out there so I get the pushback. My Facebook feed is inundated with reels of contraptions that are meant to straighten your stroke and nearly all of it is garbage. This guy is the real deal. I couldn't be more impressed.