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PSR and Alignment
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Both setups are very similar to a 90/90 method I've used to pivot from one direction only. I pivoted from left to right with a half ball pivot. Instead of using the cue stick I just used my visuals before I offset to the opposite side.
Of course this would be for cuts to the right only. It would be N/A for cuts to the left. Is this geometric proof for a pivot system? That might piss off a lot of people. :thumbup:
Best,
Mike
Of course this would be for cuts to the right only. It would be N/A for cuts to the left. Is this geometric proof for a pivot system? That might piss off a lot of people. :thumbup:
Best,
Mike
I resemble that remark but only if someone steps on my paw or barks at me.
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As taught to me in Predator Pool School (Immonen, C. Williams, Tony Robles), I see the path from the cueball to the ghost ball, step forward into the shot while laying my cue along this path. Just to add that I imagine where on the cueball I will be hitting and I try and make my tip go there as I am getting down on the shot. Then I may adjust very slightly, as was discussed in another recent forum thread.
None of these crazy_ass aiming systems are used. Keep it simple stupid is what I believe in.
None of these crazy_ass aiming systems are used. Keep it simple stupid is what I believe in.
How do you see the GB that isn't there to aim at?
I want to know about your visuals to see if I can incorporate them into my PSR.
Thanks.
Imagination.