Something for you guys to try that may help.

[B_White]

I am cross eye dominant. I am right-handed but left eye dominant. I recently slightly opened up my stance to a more snooker style stance. I feel like I am seeing much better. For those of you cross eyed dominant you may want to give it a try to see if it helps. You are never too old to learn.

 

[NH Steve]

I am also cross eye dominant. Consistent cue ball delivery and mechanics have always been an issue. If you say never to old to learn I might have to try that!

 

[sorackem]

Does one necessarily have to be dominant in one or the other?

 

[lll]

Does one necessarily have to be dominant in one or the other?

i dont think so but usually one is

 

[lll]

I am cross eye dominant. I am right-handed but left eye dominant. I recently slightly opened up my stance to a more snooker style stance. I feel like I am seeing much better. For those of you cross eyed dominant you may want to give it a try to see if it helps. You are never too old to learn.

it was recently suggested to me to try a more snooker type stance as it gave more clearance for my stroke on power shots
FWIW i too am cross eyed dominant

 

[vapros]

I've been thinking about this and I have to question that concept. It seems to me that if you play right-handed but are left-eye dominant, closing the stance would do more to get your good eye over the line of your shot - not opening it. Can we get some comments here? (I endorsed the original post, too.)

 

[lll]

I've been thinking about this and I have to question that concept. It seems to me that if you play right-handed but are left-eye dominant, closing the stance would do more to get your good eye over the line of your shot - not opening it. Can we get some comments here? (I endorsed the original post, too.)

‘Good question

 

[beatle]

if you try to aim with your dominant eye you will end up less accurate than if you use both eyes along your line of sight.

 

[mr3cushion]

I'm RH-LE dominate, Since 80 I've employed an, 'Open stance' playing all cue games. Logically, in 3C a player needs to envision the, 'entire table view' to analyze/mentally see the 'ball lines/paths' on the table. Trying to apply 'Tunnel vision' sighting with the dominate eye for a long straight in might work. But, I think it limits the player's ability cut balls to the left or right respective of the DE.

P.S. I've always aimed with both eyes for every shot.

 

[hankh]

Howdy All;

Lots of folks do a lot of surmising about Dominate eye and Vision Center.

Dr. Dave;

Cue Master Cue School;

and... a little something for those still, to this day, undecided;

just passin' some info along.

hank