Ultimate billiards coach ( STROKE TRAINING DEVICE)

I'll bite! It actually looks pretty interesting....

And it sounds like The Monk is retailing it in the US for $49.99, if he has any left--I have no idea when he published that information online.

I for one would like to know more. Personally, I tend to play a little more elbow back and limp-wristed, lol, seemingly against what this product corrects. That seems to work for me best, so I'd wonder how this product would affect my style of play.
 
I seen this device advertised almost a year ago in BD. I have a slight elbow tuck and at times causes my cue to rest a few mm right of straight on my finish/follow through. I shoot pretty straight but I want this fixed so my fundamentals are pretty well perfect. I wonder if this device would help with such a slight elbow tuck or only pronounced flaws?
 
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it looks like you can make this by yourself just to try it out.:grin:
 
Actually there are some favorable points about the idea, but I don't see it as a true stroke builder.

The product allows the cue to hang perpendicular, when the cue hangs from your upper arm. But, the product doesn't restrict the cue in the perpendicular position, when the cue is held.

I see the perpendicular position as a must.
 
ceebee said:
Actually there are some favorable points about the idea, but I don't see it as a true stroke builder.

The product allows the cue to hang perpendicular, when the cue hangs from your upper arm. But, the product doesn't restrict the cue in the perpendicular position, when the cue is held.

I see the perpendicular position as a must.
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I agree this device is more for body alignment then anything. A good stroke trainer is the CueTrack but I always thought that it didn't really address the fundamentals that make a stroke incorrect. It would be nice if they were somehow incorporated.
 
That's the dumbest thing since that golf trainer Renee Russo used in "Tin Cup"
 
I have no idea if it works or not, but it reminds me of this....

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