Eye dominance in pool billiards #shorts #billiards #training #pool

[rphilli]

Of all the training tips or yours I've watched, it is this one that has improved my game the most. I've known for years that I'm crossed dominance but never thought to check this out. THANKS for your tips, you're the

[CaptainOnePocket]

Eye dominance isn't the same in pool as archery or using a camera. In pool we use both our eyes to have depth perception. In pool we use our "vision center". This is something that happens in the brain and can be determined by lining up 3 balls in a line and having someone across from you look to see where "vision center" is instead of your "dominant eye". I'm right handed but left eye dominant but my vision center is slightly right of my nose. This is where my cue stick goes. Now I have a good 3d perception of the shots and straight shots "look correct" now. I naturally make shots more often and see the shot from a "center".

[georgecox]

Vision center can be different than the dominant eye. It is for me.

[krwashadennis]

My favourite pool coach on the internet

[mrstone]

Her and her brother straight class love the pool tips.

[carybrauer]

I'm left eye dominant and shoot right handed. People say. You stand funny. I stand to the side as well. When ever I'm cutting a bit short. It's because I need to get over a bit more.

[BjornHintermann]

Thank you so much for this short.

Finally someone could explain it in an easy way 😜

[ianfrancisledesma]

That foot placement will surely help me out..thanks!😊

[ianfrancisledesma]

I was shocked to learn i was left eye dominant years ago..no wonder i have to get over the cue a bit to the right.

[Robert-lnyt]

How do I find out which eye is dominant? I'm right handed. I've always used my right eye to take a picture with a camera. Could my left eye be more dominant and I don't know it? Thanks for the video. You are very helpful to others. I wish you all the best.

[victorc.l]

Thank you Mater Jasmin, this information really helped me, I am an amateur 3C carom player, in 30 years I always played with a cue plane in the middle of the eyes, today I did some practice with your recommendation and this has been a real revelation, I did the higher average thin balls some very difficult.

[albernererhelge]

I'd love to see a more advanced video about this topic because opposite eye and arm dominance is something I really struggle with

[stvcolwill]

Funny, as a professional photographer, I look throught the camera with my right eye. HOWEVER. I was always told that if you look at an object more than eight feet away, then hold up your hands together at arms length out and encircle the object. Close each eye and only one of them will have the object within. That's your dominant eye. For me that's the left. NOT the one I look through the camera lens.

[thekingofpool]

How come my place the cue under my left eye but I’m right eye dominant? I’ve noticed this is stop shot drills, and when I place the cue under my nose I’m slightly off, or when I place the cue under my right eye I’m completely off, however when the cue is placed under my left eye I see and shoot the shot “true”. Pls explain someone

[hoangtuvungoc]

I'm right handed, and i use my right eye to look into camera or sighting the ball with one eye. But when i come into pool stance, my dominance eye is the left one it took me over a year starting pool to realize that

[GeraldAndre-ff]

IM RIGHT HANDED MY DOMINANT EYE IS LEFT EYE❤

[bigbill]

My dominance eye is the left so how can I ben on the cue stick

[donaldclements]

Gene albrecht goes into detail about this very topic.

[georgecox]

I'm left eye dominant, but the way my contacts are my vision center is almost under my right eye.

[ThePrufessa]

Jasmine please allow me to correct your misinformation here. The dominant eye isn't what you use when aiming in pool. You use your center vision or vision center. This js where you see a straight line depending on the location of your head. My right eye is dominant but my vision center is to the left side of my nose.