Testimonials

Gary Beardon - Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
The most important thing I learned, was being right eye dominant, and how it works when I move my head to correct my vision on the spot.  Then learning how to position the non-dominant eye to cut shots that way.  I never could have imagined eacy way was so much different.  I recommend this for anyone who wants to improve their game quickly.

David Swanson - Minneapolis, Minnesota
I didn't realize I had so much trouble cutting to the left until I shot a bunch of shots each way.  Perfect Aim made it real clear.  Now I know, and can do something about it like correct the shot.  I recommend this to anyone I meet, especially my brother.

Bill Frisby - Floodwood, Minnesota
I play in a wheelchair from a seated position.  Perfect Aim really showed me how to aim.  My shot making ability has increased 20% or more.  I think more.  I've played for 35 years and I still can't believe what I learned.  It's so simple.  In one week I'm having dramatic results.  It works just as well sitting down.  That's for sure.

Jeff and Shelly Case - Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Now I have a definite spot to aim for, and can make the aim exact.  I also know how to correct my aim when it's not right.  We both unanimously recommend Perfect Aim to everyone.

Mark Brandson - Superior, Wisconsin
It's fun to learn how the eyes really work in coordination to make a ball.  I was very surprised at what I learned.  The first person I would recommend Perfect Aim to is my wife.  After that, all my pool buddies need to know this for sure.

Ron Davis - Cottage Grove, Minnesota
The most important thing I learned, was which eye was doing what, and having it in the right position.  Who'd I recommend the Perfect Aim lesson to?  All my pool buddies in Iowa.

Scott Kugel - Mequon, Wisconsin
This is going to be huge.  I can see it already, like right now.  Now I know how to get my eye in the right position.  Was the money well spent?  Absolutely!  I have a dozen friends that I would recommend Perfect Aim to immediately.

Mike Proffit - Waukesha, Wisconsin
Getting those eyes lined up was great.  Thin cuts especially.  I recommend the Perfect Aim lesson to anyone that is just guessing where to aim.  There will be no more guessing.  It's so sweet to know.

Rick Huddleston - Denver, Colorado
"What’s going to help me the most is the thin cuts. That will get me the cash.! Now when I look at the shot I can really see it. I know I’m going to make it.  I never thought about moving the eyes to see the shot perfect. I think every player needs to see this but they probably won’t. To bad for them."

Bob - Chicago, IL
"I bought the video from you and it is the best money I've ever spent in pool instruction. I am a believer!!! I am now firing balls in with great confidence. Thanks"

Heather Torpin - Phoenix, AZ
"This is going to help my game so much. Now I can see the shot instead of guessing my aiming point on the shot. I really can't believe how much simpler it makes the game seem. I would recommend Perfect Aim to anyone that wants to improve their game a lot. I'm fascinated at shots I couldn't shoot before and now they're no problem."

Joe Daguanno - Peoria, Arizona
"I had the cue in the middle. I needed to shift my head a lot. It allowed me to see the shots better and pocket the balls easier. The method I was using was more difficult and sometimes not consistent but I was doing the best I could do. I am a certified BCA instructor and this opened my eyes to a much more efficient way to aim the shots. I would recommend this to everyone, including the highest rated players. Even the pros. Gene’s right. I don’t think anyone knows this."

Stuckart from AZBilliards.com forum
"Well, I was able to lock Geno down for a lesson last night after league. He was booked up all day. I was very impressed with the overall system, besides the fact that we were both worn out from long days. The concept is simple, and on some of the Aiming techniques it was super easy for me and others I was in need of an adjustment. Gene did a great job of explaining to me how and why when I was overcutting or undercutting trying to learn the technique. It will take some getting use to, and I plan on practicing a few hours tonight to see where I can progress. Once I got aligned and adjusted correctly I was able to make ridiculously long and tight cuts consistently with center ball. The aiming technique is a little different for each person and something that I know will help me right out the gates is that I'm a slow starter when I get to the table cold at the beginning of a session. Gene explained that when I was arriving at the pool room and got down on the first shot I needed more adjustment than when I was in stroke. Now, I'll be able to take my time and make the simple adjustment right out of the gates. I liked the system so much that I've agreed to do some design work on some images for Gene's system along with adding his website to my banner list on AZPoolScene"  (http://www.azpoolscene.com)

Frank Howe  LA,California
"Okay so I debated about whether to tell this or not... but I decided to. I put a lot of stock into lining up correctly and do that before I get down. I also then simply tried to "not screw it up" and stroke straight. I really never had any type of aiming system and IMO never aimed. Rather I lined up correctly. I would be what I call a feel shooter as well. I have trouble changing balls and tables. I need data so that I can align better due to not really aiming. I had a little difficulty with Genes technique but not due to Gene or the system. Its seems that people must have shots that never look right to them. Well that isn't my case at all. What we figured out was that due to my being up above the cue when shooting that I wasn't seeing the shots like most of the players that get lower. Once I got lower I could see what the system was teaching. Genes teaching will really help me I think with the aiming. I need to incorporate that into my game. I just have never figured out what people are looking at. We dont see well enough to really pinpoint in on a curved ball downtable so for me it was more about overlap and angles with me. Basically knowing the contact points (both OB and CB) and lining up correctly. Feel had to come into play due to english and its effects. Genes information really doesn't change your personal outlook on aiming. You still do your thing but his knowledge helps you with your shotmaking especially if there are shot that you don't "SEE well or that doesn't LOOK right". I will say that I cut balls WAY better to the right than to the left. If its 50/50 I choose the right cut 100% of the time. Gene helped with that and I was then cutting balls to the left much better. Long thin cuts were going in much easier. I probably shot 10+ and missed one. On that one I knew I was going to miss because it did look wrong. We decided to go ahead and shoot it to see the difference. Its really simple and can be learned from the video. Like anything it needs to be practiced and tweaked over time while incorporating it into your game. Everyones miles may vary as well. Another positive thing was that Gene reinforced some of my beliefs and practices already. I also had been having trouble with my backhand coming up the stick. I have not been anywhere near 90 degrees back there. Gene showed me a couple things that will help get the 90 degree relationship back and showed me why it was "having to creep up the stick".

Stuckart from AZBilliards.com forum
"Frank, after taking the class myself, it's so easy to read your issues you were having and completely understand what was wrong with your old way, and how Gene helped you get straightened out. I had some of the same issues with mis-alignment on shots when cutting the ball to the left, but cutting to the right was perfect. The adjustments and knowing when you are not aligned is what really did it for me. I adjusted and could see exactly that I was going to over or undercut it before I pulled the trigger. I missed a bunch right off the bat as I was adjusting, but soon it was no big deal. I think someone asked if this helps with all shots, and it definitely does! After nailing tough cuts it was much easier to see the aiming technique on normal middle of the table shots. And I know people that have issues with long straight shots would extremely benefit from this. I personally never had issues with them, but even with this I knew 100% that I was aligned correctly and never missed 1 ball in about 12 tries on a pro cut 9' diamond."

Justin (justabanger from the AZBilliards.com forum)
"I had a lesson and got the DVD too. Gene is good at what he does and makes it very simple to understand and apply his system to your game. Just like anything else out there, you still need to practice what he teaches but after a 1 hour lesson I was making shots with ease that I usually dog. I watched the DVD when I got home after the lesson and it was great and it was basically the same thing as the actual lesson only gene was not right next to me telling me what to do. Gene is one of the nicest instructors I have ever had a lesson with and I have had many lessons from pro's and BCA instructors. Gene, thanks for the lesson and I can honestly say that I am glad I met you and I wish you nothing but the best brother. I will let you know how much my game improves. Take care of yourself and keep up the good work! Thanks Justin"

Joe Chyzy - Avondale, Arizona
As I was in Joe's beautiful home, he showed me 30 pool videos that he has. Here's what he said about them:  "I have all these videos and they all say the same things. Not one of them says anything about aiming. Or getting the eyes in the right position. What a difference it made with Perfect Aim. Being able to aim correctly and actually see the shot. Now I really see it. What a difference a little simple knowledge makes."

Dan Young - Phoenix, Arizona
"I was really surprised at what I learned and the simplicity of Gene’s technique. It was so easy to understand. This is it. I had many lessons from other instructors that were "this certified" or "that certified", and was totally confused and overwhelmed by all of them... the information made no sense. I would recommend Perfect Aim more than anything that I have ever done in pool. I got an awful lot of bang for my buck, I’m tellin' you.  WOW!"

Frank Howe - Los Angeles, California
"I drove 6 hours for this lesson because of the good things I had heard. We struggled at the beginning trying to figure out how I was aiming. Once Gene got me there the rest just fell into place. I started cutting in the long shots that normally I wouldn’t shoot. It is all of a I can see what I’m aiming. Would I recommend this to anyone else. You Bet. Was the six hour drive worth it. Absolutely."

Rodney (THE ROCKET) Morris, Hawaii (www.rodneymorris.com)
"Something that your eyes and body want to do naturally. If you're missing the ball you're not seeing it right. I’ve been asking my friends on the Pro circuit how I can improve my aim because I just didn’t feel right on some shots. They just told me to get down and do the best you can. That’s all you can do. They didn’t even know. Gene showed me the light in 15 minutes. Immediately I was firing the balls in perfectly. If I would have known this when I played Efron Reyes in the Million Dollar IPT tournament, I would have won.  I saw the Perfect Aim light on July 7, 2009, at Bullshooters, in Phoenix, Arizona." 

Also,  Rodney said he will endorse the Perfect Aim system because it works. Soon the video will be available on Rodney's own website. If any of you have ever met Rodney,  you know that he is not only a Champion but a Champion person as well. He’s just really good for the game of pool.

Frank CT Nevada
"I called Gene because I was a little skeptical. I had to drive 4 ½ hours for the lesson. He told me what I was going to learn was worth the trip. He convinced me. I was totally surprised at what I learned. It was wonderful. I’m sure my game will improve a ball or 2. The 4 ½ hour trip was well worth it. Absolutely recommend this Perfect Aim lesson and video to everyone."

Stan Corbin - Phoenix, AZhe most important thing I learned was getting the eyes in the right position. This is really the way it is, just like Gene says. I was giving up on the shot before but now I can move my head in the right position and I can see it perfect. Seeing is believing."

Dave Derstine - Phoenix, AZ
"Just flat out being able to aim right. I can see what I’m shooting at. I can literally see my game going up 20 to 30% immediately. Most important thing I learned was how to aim. He really knows his stuff."

Tim Caesey - Phoenix, AZ
"Biggest thing I learned was it’s all about having the head in the right position and correctly over the stick. This really did it."

George Teyechea - Tucson, AZ
"Being aware of where to place the eyes. Don’t take for granted that your eyes are lined up just because the body is. Your body will follow the eyes if they are in the right position. This certainly did just that."

Dennis Logan - Phoenix, AZ
"The way I was lining up on the shots was all wrong. I shot pretty good in spite of how I was trying to aim. Before I was mostly guessing. I can see that now. After working with Gene for an hour I can now line up the shots perfect. Can’t believe how simple it is to do."

Bill Moore - Phoenix, Arizona
"I can’t believe how simple this is.  Why didn’t anyone ever figure this out before?  I can aim and feel confident that the ball is going in the hole, and it does."

Dave Plowers - Phoenix, Arizona
"Blatantly simple, The concept. And it works so well. Unreal."

Dave Plower's granddaughter Jessica, 10 years old
"Makes it so much easier!"

Mike Michaels - Phoenix, Arizona
"I wasn’t seeing the shots right at all. I can see where this is going to help me. I’m already making the shot much easier and I’ve just learned this."

Update:  I just got off the phone with Mike, and he's ecstatic. He just told me he’s beating all his friends and knows his rating will go up probably 2 notches. He said he can’t wait to get to league tomorrow. Go Get ‘em Mike!

Doug Nowlin - Glendale AZ
Doug runs the APA leagues in Phoenix. Doug told me that I was screwing up his league. He needs the 3’s and 4’s in his league format so that the team average won’t be too high. His 3’s and 4’s are turning into 5’s and 6’s almost immediately.  Doug got hold of me for a PERFECT AIM lesson, and now he says he knows why his league players are improving.

Tim Brock - Tucson, Arizona
"Unbelievable, It makes it so much easier and brings it all into focus."

Aaron Morgan - Maricopa, Arizona
"I just couldn’t seem to get better. I kept missing shots. I’d shoot 4 or 5 good shots and then miss real bad. Now I know why, and it has gotten better already immediately."

John Silchia - Glendale, Arizona
"I can see now how it is to have the eyes in the right position. When I see the shot right it goes where I want it."

Scott (Scooter) Waterhouse - Waddell, Arizona
"It really helps me with the rail shots. Getting the eyes in the right place was huge."

Kristie Ortegg - Waddell, Arizona
"Helped me greatly and immediately with my rail shots."

Robert Brown - Phoenix, Arizona
"The most important thing was to get my head in the right spot so my eyes were right. How did you figure this out? Unreal!"

Darrin Brown - Phoenix, Arizona
"It’s great. I can see clearly now. (I think that’s a song.)"

James (JJ) Johnson - Mesa, Arizona
"I was an athlete for many years. Baseball and softball. I could never figure out why I couldn’t get any better because I am very eye,hand coordinated. Gene showed me that that was exactly the problem. The eyes were not coordinated with the hands. Now I see the shot clearly. I already have immediate results. I know it will get even better. I’m excited about what I have learned."

Dennis Orenver - Phoenix, Arizona
Dennis runs the DESERT CLASSIC TOUR in Phoenix, Arizona.  Every month there is a huge tournament at a different location. Dennis is also one of the top players on the tour.  I talked to him after the tournament was over, and he decided to take a look at what Perfect Aim was all about. I went to his house for the lesson, and he was totally amazed at what he learned. He told me that he had trouble with the long thin cuts. I set one up and watched as Dennis missed the shot 3 or 4 times. I then showed him what to do, and watched him drain the ball 6 or 7 times in a row. It was an awful tough cut shot but Dennis is a real good player. He just needed the eyes in the right spot to see this extremely tough cut shot. Dennis was amazed. He said just that one shot was so huge to learn. Exact words were, "I’m seeing the long thin cut shots so much better." Thanks Dennis for creating such a great event for all us pool players! Geno

Ron Sidwell - Mesa, Arizona
"This really showed me how to aim. Before it was just guess work. Didn’t know what I was aiming at or with. I do now."

Denny Holmes - Tempe, Arizona
"Perfect Aim makes so much sense. I don’t want anyone else to know, especially if I have to play them!"

Thor Skogan - Main Street Billiards, Mesa, Arizona
"This really works. I’m seeing the shots real clear. Plus it’s so easy. I know my game is going up."

Frank Robutz - Phoenix, Arizona
"This contradicts all the other things but makes more sense than anything I have ever seen or read."

Lee Collins - Phoenix, Arizona
"Taught me to aim with the edge of the ball instead of the center or so call contact point. I am more precise."

Angela Lyles - Phoenix, Arizona
"Now I have the eyes in the right position. My game is going to improve a lot. I can just tell (big smile...)"

Paul Datta - Appleton, Wisconsin (2009 ACS SR 9-ball champ)
"Gene got my head in the proper position on every shot. This is why some shots didn’t look right. And it was so simple."