Learn Potting Angles In Seconds...

[GeordieDS]

Plus 1 - bang on

or buy the new and improved invention which has cost me 72 thousands pounds and seven minutes to invent ladies and gentlemen I give you the best aiming device in the world - called the .... HIT IT HERE STUPID now with unique cellotape only 19. 99 whilst limited stocks last - Christmas special free tube of tuca polo mints


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I was drinking red wine when i read that Byrom you ****


In Tuca's defence I'm starting to cue a lot better now and I'm not even using the Pro one

[mikeyd100]

Did everyone else get an email promoting this too?

I also liked the drama of the phrase "4 years of testing"

[bolton-cueman]

Did everyone else get an email promoting this too?

I also liked the drama of the phrase "4 years of testing"

I think his best quote was regarding the creation of the table image he has in the pdf guides... "years battling with his graphic designer to get it perfect' (or words to that effect)

[mikeyd100]

I think his best quote was regarding the creation of the table image he has in the pdf guides... "years battling with his graphic designer to get it perfect' (or words to that effect)

Edited : I'm gonna keep quiet

[bolton-cueman]

Edited : I'm gonna keep quiet

now theres a first

only joking xx

[mikeyd100]

now theres a first

only joking xx

Ha ha, yep, best behaviour from us all now that there's new enforcement policies
( I'd say I'm reasonably well behaved though ).

[sharkster63]

I can see how poeple got offended by the malice in this thread....

[vmax4steve]

You're all going to get banned :hopelessness:

Now I can see new forum members and those returning from their bans are going to have to sign the TSF members contract where you're not allowed to have a dig at the sponsors.

To be perfectly honest maybe this aim frame thing will help those who cannot see the angles, and j6's Tuca trainer will get you a straight cue action, but the real talent for snooker is a natural hand/eye co-ordination that makes you hit what you're looking at, coupled with years of hard practise and the development of a concise intelligence for the game.

No training aid is going to give you that, you have to get on the table not the ironing board.

Now what's in your snooker stocking for xmas ?

How about a pair of glasses so that you can see the balls better,
try these out, one lens for the right eye, one for the left and another for the vision centre,



or these, match the lines on the frames to the angles of the shot and try not to get cross eyed

[j6uk]

You're all going to get banned :hopelessness:

Now I can see new forum members and those returning from their bans are going to have to sign the TSF members contract where you're not allowed to have a dig at the sponsors.

To be perfectly honest maybe this aim frame thing will help those who cannot see the angles, and j6's Tuca trainer will get you a straight cue action, but the real talent for snooker is a natural hand/eye co-ordination that makes you hit what you're looking at, coupled with years of hard practise and the development of a concise intelligence for the game.

No training aid is going to give you that, you have to get on the table not the ironing board.

Now what's in your snooker stocking for xmas ?

How about a pair of glasses so that you can see the balls better,
try these out, one lens for the right eye, one for the left and another for the vision centre,

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or these, match the lines on the frames to the angles of the shot and try not to get cross eyed

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yes your right, it wll

[throtts]

You're all going to get banned :hopelessness:

Now I can see new forum members and those returning from their bans are going to have to sign the TSF members contract where you're not allowed to have a dig at the sponsors.

To be perfectly honest maybe this aim frame thing will help those who cannot see the angles, and j6's Tuca trainer will get you a straight cue action, but the real talent for snooker is a natural hand/eye co-ordination that makes you hit what you're looking at, coupled with years of hard practise and the development of a concise intelligence for the game.

No training aid is going to give you that, you have to get on the table not the ironing board.

Now what's in your snooker stocking for xmas ?

How about a pair of glasses so that you can see the balls better,
try these out, one lens for the right eye, one for the left and another for the vision centre,

[ATTACH]18165[/ATTACH]

or these, match the lines on the frames to the angles of the shot and try not to get cross eyed

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Hahaha.. funny..

[mikeyd100]

Damn, those triple lens glasses look kinda cool ha

[jonny66]

I received my free copy of this yesterday, not had a shot of it on a proper table yet, messed about on the table potting a ball into some makeshift pockets made from condiments. I think it will help anyone who is having trouble seeing angles, and I do like having a point of reference so I con see if I've gone through straight or not, although I find myself just concentrating on the aim ball without even paying any attention to the ball I'm about to pot, can't see that helping me when there isn't one there, but it might. Overall I can't say I would pay £30 for it, I realise Nic's spent a lot of money researching this and he needs to recoup these costs, but it is a piece of card with holes in it and lines on it. If I go to the club and start potting everything in sight I will retract that statement though, so you never know.

[tedisbill]

That a good point actually Jonny, I could see players not even looking at the object ball at all, and as soon as you are back in a real frame, you've learnt absolutely nothing.

[ADR147]

I received my free copy of this yesterday, not had a shot of it on a proper table yet, messed about on the table potting a ball into some makeshift pockets made from condiments. I think it will help anyone who is having trouble seeing angles, and I do like having a point of reference so I con see if I've gone through straight or not, although I find myself just concentrating on the aim ball without even paying any attention to the ball I'm about to pot, can't see that helping me when there isn't one there, but it might. Overall I can't say I would pay £30 for it, I realise Nic's spent a lot of money researching this and he needs to recoup these costs, but it is a piece of card with holes in it and lines on it. If I go to the club and start potting everything in sight I will retract that statement though, so you never know.

I am yet to get one but I hear good results are common in which case it is for nothing!

[Ramon]

I received my free copy of this yesterday, not had a shot of it on a proper table yet, messed about on the table potting a ball into some makeshift pockets made from condiments. I think it will help anyone who is having trouble seeing angles, and I do like having a point of reference so I con see if I've gone through straight or not, although I find myself just concentrating on the aim ball without even paying any attention to the ball I'm about to pot, can't see that helping me when there isn't one there, but it might. Overall I can't say I would pay £30 for it, I realise Nic's spent a lot of money researching this and he needs to recoup these costs, but it is a piece of card with holes in it and lines on it. If I go to the club and start potting everything in sight I will retract that statement though, so you never know.

How about the video's ? He would send u also a few coaching video's .
Are they useful ?