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I've always wondered how exactly do you aim fractional because obviously you can't just imagine a line perpendicular to the inside edge of the CB which goes to the 1/4, 1/3...spot on the OB since the overlap would be bigger that way (OB is shrinked, CB imagined over the OB would be not). So how...

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Is your weight, while standing up, equally distributed between both legs or are you leaned sideways towards your back leg so that more weight is on it while standing and aligning, so you can keep the weight where it is while bending down and when in full stance? Is this the correct way, or do...

Cool, and thank you for sharing, I appreciate it :)

What happens when you need an outside sweep for a direct shot (straight in or very thick shot)? You still do the same thing?

Average error: 6.20 Time taken: 239.2

Thank you all for your answers, very helpfull, I hope to hear many more :)

Really? Why?

What are you looking at while going from standing position to full stance position (while bending down), at the OB or at the CB? If you could also explain your reasons for the choice you made, that would be excellent. Tnx. :)

Its explained here: http://www.9090aiming.com/page3/index.html

I think this video represents the system better since Ron is not aligning edges, but half a tip inside: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jzs5gdAzbCw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_taEBDVQBYQ

Is most of your weight on the right leg (for a right hander) before you step in too, when you're sighting/aligning to the shot?

Wait, which one is lead and which one is planted leg, I'm lost now :)

I've been doing the similar thing one time, but never did like the need for "stepping in", since most pool players don't do it, and I did also notice that it isn't consistent (doesn't work) without it, so I dropped it. I was just using inside quarter of the OB in addition to your alignments and...

Cool! So back foot pointing directly on edge-to-center, as is your vision center. Step in on that line with your back foot while focused on the center of the OB, widen your stance with left foot pointing outwards and go to center of the CB. Sounds simple :)

If it does, video is a must! :) Are you able to do it without stepping in with your backfoot?

Then the trick must be in where your "lead foot" is placed, and how. And also how you lean to center of the CB, do you rotate your body at all etc. Probably video would help? :) Tnx for the info!

Do you have any video of you playing this way?