Correcting off centre cueing due to dominant eye.

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I also find it very uncomfortable to keep my right leg straight. I'm not sure if that is a sign that something else in my technique is off, causing problems with cueing off centre and preventing me from getting that right leg straight and in-line. I am quite tall which could be a reason but I see many of the taller players can keep their right leg straight so I'm not convinced it should be a problem.

I have the same problem with my leg, (I think it's just having hamstrings that are too tight due to years of amateur football with no warm ups/warm downs) Is it something I should be especially worried about with my snooker? I plant my right foot on the sighting line but maybe that's no use with a bent leg?

Some very useful eye line tips there. I'm right handed but left I dominant and I think I need to try some of these techniques to get my head in the right position.

[co004]

I also find it very uncomfortable to keep my right leg straight. I'm not sure if that is a sign that something else in my technique is off, causing problems with cueing off centre and preventing me from getting that right leg straight and in-line. I am quite tall which could be a reason but I see many of the taller players can keep their right leg straight so I'm not convinced it should be a problem.

I have the same problem with my leg, (I think it's just having hamstrings that are too tight due to years of amateur football with no warm ups/warm downs) Is it something I should be especially worried about with my snooker? I plant my right foot on the sighting line but maybe that's no use with a bent leg?

Some very useful eye line tips there. I'm right handed but left I dominant and I think I need to try some of these techniques to get my head in the right position.