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2man
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Posted - 03.08.2007 : 13:29:50
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Sorry, I can't type well in Chinese. Which eye as your ¥D²´ for ºËªi (¥ª²´, ¥k²´, Âù²´¥¿ÅºËªi)?
How to place your cue in order to align with cue ball, eye, cue, and hands? under ¤U¤Ú or...
I'm right eyed. Any Pros are good example to show the alignment? Usually, there are 2-cue images when i aiming, quite confusing to me. Should i blinked my left eye to check the alignment?
Thanks for advise.
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leelai
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Posted - 03.08.2007 : 13:52:13
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Hi, I am left eye dominant. Its easy to find out, it is the eye that you naturally use when taking photos using a camera. In theory i should place my cue directly under my left eye (hence left side of my chin), otherwise i will get parallex error (not hitting the white centre when pulling back). But it is hard to do. So what to do is, use your dominant eye to align the shot first, then move into the shot. this seems to reduce parallex error.
For example, in the HK Euro Master snooker tournament, you will notice that James Wattana would close one eye when aligning for a rest shot.
Other players such as Mark Selby:Ronnie O Sullivan; Tony Drago; all have left eye dominant and you will see their cues are to left hand side of their chins. Also, in recent years, Marco fu has also used the above described technique before moving into a shot. If you see his recent tournament, you will see he uses his left eye to align first.
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himz
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Posted - 06.08.2007 : 18:30:28
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anyone knows that stephen hendry is left eye or right eye dominant ?
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Posted - 06.08.2007 : 21:44:39
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Hendry? Âù²´ ga~
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2man
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Posted - 08.08.2007 : 08:48:27
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¥|ô, himz, which is your dominant eye? seems nobody else wants to share with me regarding this basic issue, or they just ignore this.
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2man
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Posted - 08.08.2007 : 09:01:03
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quote:Hi, I am left eye dominant. Its easy to find out, it is the eye that you naturally use when taking photos using a camera. In theory i should place my cue directly under my left eye (hence left side of my chin), otherwise i will get parallex error (not hitting the white centre when pulling back). But it is hard to do. So what to do is, use your dominant eye to align the shot first, then move into the shot. this seems to reduce parallex error.
For example, in the HK Euro Master snooker tournament, you will notice that James Wattana would close one eye when aligning for a rest shot.
Other players such as Mark Selby:Ronnie O Sullivan; Tony Drago; all have left eye dominant and you will see their cues are to left hand side of their chins. Also, in recent years, Marco fu has also used the above described technique before moving into a shot. If you see his recent tournament, you will see he uses his left eye to align first.
Originally posted by leelai
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Thanks for advise. Usually, they just shift a little bit to left, not noticeable. I found that some local players shift to L or R, then tilt their head a bit to compensate, so both eyes are not parallel (to the table). I tried to blink my L eye to check the alignment, but seems annoying & waste 1 or 2 seconds before shooting. Hope to have more advise from you guys & experts.
I think I should correct all my posture, basic technique & concept to start playing snooker more seriously.
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Posted - 08.08.2007 : 12:46:13
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I am left eyes when i use right hand... Balance when use left hand... Is it so funny~><"
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himz
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Posted - 08.08.2007 : 19:18:04
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i am right eye dominant and i think i may have the same problem with u
so i just tried to put the cue align to the right eye .. and it seemed to help a bit
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