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Here is Session 1, you'll find other sessions in recommended videos on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr2b6Odw_mQ

Their stream is really awesome, the best :)

No free stream, just pay per view, here: kozoom.com

My fellow countryman, Dino Ćerimagić from Bosnia & Herzegovina, made a big upset on European Championships today. He beat Niels Feijen in 10 ball, result 8:5. So happy right now :grin::thumbup::eek:

Those three always cue at the left side of the CB at first, not opposite of where they want to hit it.

No, there are just those 3 shots. Other stuff like when to use what alignment (dependent on angle and distance), how to pivot etc., is on the DVD.

Maybe this? http://9090aiming.com/page3/index.html

Could you describe it a bit more, maybe a diagram or something..

Here is the description of RonV's 90 90 aiming system: http://9090aiming.com/page3/index.html

I think he meant to say that your vision center doesn't need to be on the both lines in the same time to see them both - which is what I was talking about in previous posts, we're all talking about the same stuff :smile:

Well that is why Stan calls it a perception :smile: Is it objective or not, I can't prove nor disprove that, I only wanted to give you an explanation of what acquiring the visuals actually means and how you look at them/percieve them.

Look at my post #1049 thats what I think about what changes from shot to shot, its not a definitive answer but its a start, I have nothing more to offer on that subject :smile:

In my example, as in the CTE Pro1 system, your eyes ARE NOT on the lines. If you did what I described you would know that. Your vision and year head is between the hands which are going from your shoulders and not directly under your eyes/vision center. In my example you align your vision...

PJ said, several times: "Then I can't tell what "see both lines at the same time" means." That is why I wrote that, even though I know most understand it, how to acquire the visuals - the best explanation I read, for me. Why do they give you different position to your vision center in relation...

I've already answered that for you in this or another thread, but you didn't respond. So, as I already wrote once, BeiberLvr had, for me, the best explanation of how to see both visuals and that there is only one place in which the center of your vision must be to see them both. Stand in front...

Read my post #342.

CJ has just 2 references for his ultimate aiming system on the OB, its the center and outside edge, and he has 4 more at the CB that he connects to those two to get 8 different alignments, I won't go into more details since its on his DVD.

What Dave is talking about (pivoting differences) is described in this video of his, I think, he can correct me if I'm wrong: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ij38hYBti4c

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This looks very similar to 8pack's aiming system, he uses the 2 tip positions on the CB and 3 aim targets on the OB and pivots to center (it was in another thread, but he deleted the image for some reason), and the only difference is that his aimpoints on the OB are inside edge, center and...