DOES YOUR AIM SUFFER FROM LANE DIFFUSION?

Do you miss cut shots to one side too thin? Then when faced with an almost identical shot in the opposite direction you miss the same shot too thickly. If so, then maybe your aim is suffering form "LANE DIFFUSION." In this video, Master Instructor, Anthony Beeler will teach you everything you need to know about pocketing long difficult cut shots. He will teach you how to shoot shots using the correct alignment for your unique vision type. If you are already a good pool player looking to improve your playing ability significantly then this is definitely the video for you.
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[@davidparker8475]

Anthony, I watched this lesson the day it was released. More often than I care to admit, I knew had minor alignment issue. It showed the most in 14.1 matches on 9' tables. Solving it has been a puzzle. I worked on my foot work every day since because of your lesson. I'm almost at a loss for words and, I think at minimum you have taught me how to improve my pre-shot routine "footwork." My Alignment has improved each day since. Almost to the point I doing the correct thing subconsciously. Thank You!!!

[@poolteacher]

Glad you found the video helpful! Technique is a real game changer for even top tiered players!

[@frazierg0325]

Another valuable vid. I think this is one of the best instructional pages out there.

[@bobdefederico4803]

THIS..was by far the best advice ever given..just started doing this and the results was amazing..now I need to do a few couple hour practices to get the new foot alignment down..but the funny thing is a instructor I went to when I started standing like this I was told youll never reach a high level not being centered with your nose not the center of your sights..

[@RichardsWorld]

This is the best video of this topic.

[@MrJdsenior]

I like how you take a topic and just beat it to death. I usually find, even when I know quite a bit about the subject, something you say in the presentation somewhere that I hadn't thought or heard of. I'm looking forward to trying this (sorry).

[@poolteacher]

Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for the kind words! Love to have you in my online class!

[@SenseiNatePlaysPool]

Good video! I've never heard of "lane diffusion" before. I can't seem to find the term anywhere and got real confused. Then I watched and you're just talking about vision center. Nice use of thumbnail and title- sure got me clicking ;) lol. Either way, great video on it!

[@poolteacher]

Thank you!

[@markinjhawkland724]

This is a good update on your stance vids. Being cross eye dominant I struggled with your rec to pin my cue to my hip. My vision center is into my left dominant eye. And my right foot needs to be well to the right of the shot line for comfort and good execution. The device looks interesting...

[@larryavis6365]

Awesome video.Just like to say it was a honor to meet you this pass fall .And Thank you for all the training.It has really paid off and I highly recommend it to everyone.2 to 3 days of fun in the Great state of Kentucky.Thank's Again Anthony

[@poolteacher]

Thanks Larry! Good to hear from you. Appreciate your kind words.

[@CurlyIWMC]

Missed this live (it was league night). Glad you showed the best way to use the alignment trainer.

[@peterszymanski2960]

I have been searching for my alignment flaws for 30 yrs, eureka I have fixed it. Classic pool theory states that the eyes should be on a plane perpendicular to the shot line. I have found that the plane of my eyes needs to be tilted 30 degrees to the right of the shot line. With the ball of my right foot on the shot line I pivot my hips/shoulders to the right until they are almost parallel to the shot line as I step into the shot. You are an excellent instructor all your videos make the information clear and understandable. I especially enjoy the opening music.

[@poolteacher]

Thank you!

[@davidmcdaniel6833]

Very well done I learned this the hard way before I got to see such a well-made video. Great job

[@anthonydowns6644]

Awesome video. You think of things others just don't address! One of the best videos I have ever seen.

[@Deep_Divers]

Thanks Anthony. Your effort is much appreciated. One additional thing that I finally figured out. After you think you have found your vision center, line up long straight shots from one corner of the table to the other. Take 10 stop shots. If the cue ball consistently goes right and the object ball goes left then move your head a bit to the right. This will change your vision center slightly. As a result, you will automatically rotate the back of the stick a tiny amount to the right which will rotate the front of the stick left. Redo the shots and note the changes. Repeat as necessary. When you consistently can shoot the stop shots without the cue ball and object ball veering off the shot line, note where your chin is in relationship to the cue. Try shooting shots with your chin in this new position. Obviously, if when you try this the cue ball goes left and the object ball goes right then move your head left instead.

[@poolteacher]

Excellent drill. The only problem with the drill is that it’s a straight shot, and you can learn to hit any shot with your head offline if you repeat over and over. Especially a straight in. My advice would be to everything in this video first then reinforce things with the long straight in shots. Confirming with video your vision center is on the shot line for the long straight ins is also important. In other words, you are learning to make the shot seeing perfectly straight. Thanks for sharing! I’ve got a video entitled advanced stroke drill which is much of the same thing you are describing. In addition I also reference that same shot on my video, 12 Steps to a Professional Pool Stroke. Appreciate all of your comments! Thanks for watching!

[@jazonc73]

This video helped me a ton.. right handed left eye dominant.. Im back in line.. when is season 3 Anthony?

[@jesseellis946]

Really well thought out video!

[@poolteacher]

Thank you!

[@yes2crypto]

This is such a good video, and a fantastic explanation. I know I suffer from “laying the fusion “and I knew that my vision center was not aligned properly I tried the other tests that I’ve seen on other channels, but the three tests you give seem like they might help me a lot more I’m right handed but I shoot left-handed and I’m right eye dominant. So the vision alignment problem is even worse I think in my case I’m gonna try out your alignment tool.

[@jamesmarze9850]

Your videos are spot on! Thank you Anthony, you've really helped me enjoy the game more and more great content

[@poolteacher]

Thanks for watching!

[@DANTHETUBEMAN]

Just brilliant 🙂

[@marksleight3229]

Wow great video, this definitely helped me. Thank you so much.

[@poolteacher]

Thanks Mark!

[@tanyamcdon]

Great work ❤

[@gaoutdooradventures]

Excellent video as are all of your educational pool videos, THANK YOU!!! I have one question here in this video. At the 18:37 mark (I also slow motioned this shot in the effort to learn and see where your cue was during practice strokes and then your shot), it appears that you are aiming (from your side perspective as the player) to the left of center on the cue ball. However, when you strike the cue for this particular shot, it appears that you repositioned the cue to hit more center or maybe slightly right of center from best I can tell. I am just curious if this was intentional or not and if this is something that is worthy of noting. Thank you.

[@stevemapes6544]

Great video!

[@geno316]

I just ordered your pro alignment trainer. I hope it can help me fix this problem, because I've been struggling with this for years

[@poolteacher]

Should really help!

[@cirwin4099]

How has it helped.

[@geno316]

@@cirwin4099 I'll let you know when after I try it. I'm out the country for 2 weeks. The order arrived after I left.

[@almamottey8051]

What a great video!

[@dustygallaway9300]

Anthony great advice.

[@poolteacher]

Thank you

[@MissCued]

hello, thank you for this great video. I have a situation where I am left eye dominant, but shot right handed. I can see angles and shots better when I sight my cue stick under my left eye, but its very uncomfortable. Can you please give me some advise as to what I can do with in my situation? Should I learn to shoot left handed?

[@claytonclark6630]

Very good video. I would to see a kicking video. Where there cue ball is on the short rail and the object ball is a round, or, on the long rail. How to calculate the shot.

[@dryclimateutah]

Why no more videos for so long? Your videos have been very helpful and well done. Hope all is well.

[@jens6081]

Hi Anthony, is the Pro Alignment Trainer still available for purchase? I tried visiting the link in the description, but page not found.

[@poolteacher]

Yes, it is. Check here www.poolteacher.com/about-4

[@nandagopalr4567]

This is similar to the SightRight technique used by many pro snooker players and taught by Steve Feeney. Very good pearls of wisdom in this video!

[@HillbillyIslandLife]

I have a pro allignment trainer. I have dual vision. I see 2 lines leading to the cue ball fading to 1 line on the shaft

[@geno316]

I think I may have this as well. How can I fix this? Somedays I'm dead on. Others, I look terrible and struggle to keep my cue ball on the line.

[@HillbillyIslandLife]

@@geno316 if you do, cue under the center of your chin is your vision center. It's worth the investment. It's one of one of few pool and snooker gadgets that serve a purpose and work to improve your game.

[@fixitrod4969]

I have an astigmatism and see two cue tips, two lines, two object balls (one is usually has less opacity). If you know what eye you can slightly close that eye and the "double vision" disappears. It takes some practice but it works!

[@ozwaldk1229]

So if I am left handed with a dominant left eye I need my left foot on the shot line?

[@andrewbobak6894]

Your left foot would be on the inside of the shot line.

[@johngies4024]

Miss your videos Anthony.

[@stephenburns5974]

Have one when i get to you

[@jasonnieuwenhuis335]

Thanks

[@joshuabair8525]

Is it possible that if you are cross eye dominant (left eye, right hand) that your correct foot placement ends up with the cue being crowded into your hip? I keep getting coached to change my foot alignment because the cue cannot swing freely so close to my right hip.

[@poolteacher]

If you are cross eye dominant you won’t be able to use the square stance in most instances. Love to have you in my online class. Could give you personalized feedback on adjustments you need to make. 606-669-8401

[@joshuastover5533]

I ALWAYS miss shots to the right. I can practice stop shots all day and if it doesn't look like im missing to the left of pocket, I will miss the the right. I'm stroking straight, with no side spin, and cuts to the right look thick cuts to the left look thin. The only way it looks straight is when I rotate my head counter clockwise (not square). When I do this, my stroke is all over the place. Should I stick with it and straighten the stroke

[@joshuastover5533]

Also, this my perception is exaggerated when on the rail and very very bad when jacked up on the rail playing stops and draw. I have learned to hit them dead on, got 5 in a row with pocket reducers on my 9' Rasson but every shot looked like I was cutting to the first diamond on short rail. I shoot left handed by the way but I am right handed. I've done eye dominance tests and eye dominace changes depending on which hand I use to do the test. With all vision center test though, I have to tilt my head 20 degrees or so to see straight in shots

[@caleblawrence3240]

Great video as always Anthony! Since we last talked, ( I won the jump cue on the 3rd give away) I got bit by a dog and lost the use of my right eye. Luckily, I'm a lefty. Does same concept applie to me?

[@caleblawrence3240]

Apply lol

[@poolteacher]

Should just be left eye dominant now.

[@marclewis8607]

Spin shots. So since your eye is over the shot line, it may not necessarily be over your cue or your center of vision is then over a parallel shift to that line. What are you thoughts regarding your eyes with spin?

[@tweeee100]

I can't figure it out, I think my alignment should be between my right eye and nose, but I can put the cue under my left eye and hit center ball easier.

[@bencayago731]

Is the tool you sell sir is a avail in philippines..thanks

[@poolteacher]

For additional shipping.

[@bencayago731]

@@poolteacher hm...in peso

[@poolteacher]

@@bencayago731 roughly 20 usd

[@NetDelMSP]

What about people (like me) who do not have true binocular vision? I have two functioning eyes but they do go always focus on the saemeline, I am slightly cross-eyes; especially when I am tired. I have very poor depth perception, obviously.

[@rafaelbonilla8377]

Hello Anthony ,Rafael saying thanks

[@TheGunit272]

What if I'm naturally a right-handed person and am right eye dominant...but I shoot pool left handed? My right hand is my bridge hand but I have to have my right eye over my cue. Learning pool I always felt slightly off. I feel like I'm always guessing at my stance and of course its first to blame when I miss a shot!

[@poolteacher]

Makes no difference. You still need to follow the process. As far as foot placement goes it would mirror for a lefty.

[@TheGunit272]

@@poolteacher thank you

[@TheGunit272]

@@poolteacher Simple mirror solution doesn't do it. Right-handed player with right eye dominant aligns the back right foot-right elbow-right eye with the shot..-- I am right-handed-shooting left-handed-right-eye dominant. My back left foot lines up with my left elbow and my right eye. How can there be no difference??

[@poolteacher]

@@TheGunit272 you should enroll in my online or in person class so I can actually help you. We can text back and forth for months and get nowhere. I have to see the problem to diagnose.

[@fixitrod4969]

If your guessing on your stance your fundamentals aren't figured out. Start there. Look up Mark Wilson on you tube. He has a 3 video seminar on your stance. Not everyone stands with both feet forward. I feel wobbly that way.

[@johngies4024]

My wife has depth perception issues. Any ideas?

[@akquicksilver]

I only have one eye, so I think I'm pretty much one lane.

[@AlsAllMetalDetecting]

Hello Anthony. I sent you an email with the rues for the new billiards game I invented called "POINTS" Give it just 1 full day & let me know how you like it. Thanks

[@JohnJohnson-zq9rg]

For some people this perfect aim spot is not a fixed spot. One day it is more to the left the other day it is more to the right. If you are capable of shooting straight shots in consistently. And you miss them to the right you need to shift to the right. If you miss left you need to shift to the left. Until you pocket the ball in the heart of the pocket. Then that is the aim line.

[@poolteacher]

Sounds like inconsistent mechanics may be the issue.

[@JohnJohnson-zq9rg]

@@poolteacher Thank you

[@TonyB4679]

Event ? You and Robert

[@poolteacher]

?

[@TonyB4679]

Robert Clark and you play one pocket

[@sfincione2000]

What accent is thayat? Alabama? Ah, no, Louisiana... saw the LSU helmet. The upper echelom? Echelon maybe?

[@joncue0304]

Kentucky. No question.

[@poolteacher]

Thanks for watching! Funny you asked that. The word eschelom is the foreign pronunciation. There is actually a band named Upper Eschelom. Both from my understanding mean the same thing. The true American pronunciation is Echelon. Good catch.

[@poolteacher]

Yes, Kentucky.

[@HillbillyIslandLife]

Uno

[@bobbycuesroadhouse2204]

I don’t speak Ebonics, can you elaborate?

[@bobbycuesroadhouse2204]

I don’t speak Ebonics :::: wtf are you talking about?

[@poolteacher]

Might help for you to get an education?