You beat me to it, Stevie's game has fallen off big time since the switch.
CTE for Top USA pros
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You beat me to it, Stevie's game has fallen off big time since the switch.
Is that transition in 2013?
Saw him played in 2013 he did well but seems like he'd took some time on shots most of the time.
Just checked his finishes, and in 2012 he actually bumped into SVB in 3 finals
And they were DCC, SBE, USBTC 10ball all major events with tough fields!
I'd consider that some very well performance or high level of play. (He lost all three times, but who could meet up with SVB in finals three times a year in US soil?! That was definitely something!)
But after that it seems like either he doesn't compete actively anymore or that his game deteriorates that much as you guys pointed out, I've no way to find out since he doesn't show up on stream tables anymore.. It's always sad to see a decent play went downhill, I mean he's not even old yet..
Cte pro one students
Landon 2-0 against Earl 1-0 against J Morra.
Landon won against Burgman in Cinn. 1st set 9-1 Justin pulled up second set...in the finals
Justin won against Landon in the 8 ball same weekend...Justin 1st Landon 3rd
Landon - 3 Kentucky titles. 7 straight national championships he has played in.
Matt Krah has won at least 25 events in the NE
BRIAN Parks. 2-3 national championships
Phil Burford. Numerous Europen Gb9 events
Duke Laha 200 plus ball run CTE
Tyler Styer, CTE INSTRUCTOR, just won $2000 added event in WI. WON against J Bowman twice
CTE pro one is alive and well!
Jason Klatt learned CTE and a year later when he got 6th at the Open....Sarah shared that he attributed his improved game to CTE...
He worked in pool room and got after it for a year.....This a Sarah report to me.
And more......others I will not mention.....
Stan Shuffett
Landon 2-0 against Earl 1-0 against J Morra.
Landon won against Burgman in Cinn. 1st set 9-1 Justin pulled up second set...in the finals
Justin won against Landon in the 8 ball same weekend...Justin 1st Landon 3rd
Landon - 3 Kentucky titles. 7 straight national championships he has played in.
Matt Krah has won at least 25 events in the NE
BRIAN Parks. 2-3 national championships
Phil Burford. Numerous Europen Gb9 events
Duke Laha 200 plus ball run CTE
Tyler Styer, CTE INSTRUCTOR, just won $2000 added event in WI. WON against J Bowman twice
CTE pro one is alive and well!
Jason Klatt learned CTE and a year later when he got 6th at the Open....Sarah shared that he attributed his improved game to CTE...
He worked in pool room and got after it for a year.....This a Sarah report to me.
And more......others I will not mention.....
Stan Shuffett
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Ron Swanson
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Does Corey deuel still use CTE? You know, quietly?
I know that Phil put a 11-2 score on Corey the same year I got 25th at the Open.. Corey was very impressed and complimentary afterwards, not just to Phil but to me as well.
If Corey is using the CTE I know he is not telling anyone and hopes that I do not either.
Stan Shuffett
Can you provide some examples of possible or "sample" answers to questions 5, 6, and 7?
By the way, I just bought you're first DVD and look forward to viewing it.
Thanks.
By the way, I just bought you're first DVD and look forward to viewing it.
Thanks.
Great question.....best place to address your concerns specifically would be in the future with a YouTube video....I will put it on my list.
Thank you !!
Stan Shuffett
Matt is playing about the same he has played since he was 18 (I've known him since he was 13 or 14). He still can't beat Josh Brothers, who he grew up with, and Josh picks up a cue once a year now. The reason he wins all those tournaments now, is the top players in the Philly area all quit 10 years ago. He is the only one left, and he plays in every event. Now, Matt is a GREAT person, and a great player. I'm not saying a single bad thing about him. But ask the locals, he is about the same as he was 10 years ago. He didn't magically become a better player after learning CTE.
Brandon Shuff was on here that he learned CTE/Pro1 (or maybe you or someone else mentioned it, I forget) 2 or 3 years ago. He hasn't climbed the ranks. He's still a low to mid level US pro. He's never won a high profile tournament before CTE, and has not after CTE.
The other players you cite, were WORLD beaters as kids, before learning any aiming system. Guess what, they are still world beaters. But, they certainly did not jump to Efren level worldbeater after learning this system.
Brandon Shuff was on here that he learned CTE/Pro1 (or maybe you or someone else mentioned it, I forget) 2 or 3 years ago. He hasn't climbed the ranks. He's still a low to mid level US pro. He's never won a high profile tournament before CTE, and has not after CTE.
The other players you cite, were WORLD beaters as kids, before learning any aiming system. Guess what, they are still world beaters. But, they certainly did not jump to Efren level worldbeater after learning this system.
Matt Krah was winning long before he learned CTE and I have yet to see where there was any improvement to speak of
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Why do you keep equating aiming to being an overall better player? It makes no sense whatsoever. Surely you know by now that the game involves much, much more than just aiming. CTE is not some magic pill to suddenly make one a champion. No one that endorses it has ever said it is. Your claims to what the system, or any system are supposed to do are totally unwarranted.
I bought the DVD's and can't figure out the shift/pivot. I am neutral at this point. I've asked Landon to come over and explain it to me. He said he would but time didn't allow, then summer came, he went home from college, and I haven't approached him a second time. (I own Teachers Billiards located near his college)
And, I think the comments about 'what has so and so done since learning CTE', as an attempt to discredit CTE, is a bit unfair. There is a lot more to the game than aiming/alignment. You still have to develop a stroke, deal with pressure, deal with all the mental aspects of the game, etc etc.
I would like to finish my understanding of CTE.
And, I think the comments about 'what has so and so done since learning CTE', as an attempt to discredit CTE, is a bit unfair. There is a lot more to the game than aiming/alignment. You still have to develop a stroke, deal with pressure, deal with all the mental aspects of the game, etc etc.
I would like to finish my understanding of CTE.
"Why do you keep equating aiming to being a better overall player? It makes no sense whatsoever."
Ah....then what's the point?
I don't think you're doing Stan any favors here.
Ah....then what's the point?
I don't think you're doing Stan any favors here.
Are you doubting my word? I am after it and my emails and phone records will verify that and actually I have been steered by a leading visual scientist to a world class visual team at a reasonably close university........do you doubt me.......I can prove that....very recent occurrence. Please do not think that my total integrity on this matter is not all in.
Stan Shuffett
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I think some are putting the cart before the horse when they say that there is more to playing well & improving than just aiming.
The thing is that many that have been mentioned already have those other things & hence IF they improve their aim with what is supposed to be an objective method then they should not miss after CTE that shot they would have missed before & that should result in more wins, no question, & a move up.
Some simply can not see their lack of rationale & hypocrisy of 'arguments'.
Some of these questions are kind of corny. That being said, if I knew said pros and trusted them to be objective, I'd love to hear what they had to say about the third one. As is, it's about as credible as any testimonial, IMO of course. It will make for some moderately interesting reading though, no, maybe very interesting. All depends on the pros who participate.
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