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Watched it. The old man never touched a cue. Donate the $5 to AZB.

Thanks for the honest review, I completely agree.

Let me know if you learn anything from that video.

I still think this CTE aiming would be easier with a cue....

Sugarplum fairies?:ROFLMAO::LOL::ROFLMAO::LOL::ROFLMAO:The comedy is too much to resist.

Doubtful. You've shown me nothing but gibberish and smoke and mirrors.

I have experience with physics. "Exact same shot alignment" has meaning. It means the two shots were aligned identically. "Identically - exactly the same way." "Aligned - place or arrange (things) in a straight line." Two shots "aligned identically" will produce the same cut angle unless you...

Meaning two different cut angles can be made with the exact same shot alignment? And that doesn't sound implausible to you? But I’m doing it on the table all the time. I am 100% honestly doing it at the table all the time. Now. Two points on a plane establish a line. "The exact same shot...

Physics be damned.

Drive it or park it, we ain't got all day.

I stumbled onto the Chohan/Gorst 1p match last night on the youtubes. Enjoy:

No, unless you've got the time...

Matt, I agree, I have nothing on my table but a sharpie dot. Guy, I wonder why we are talking about something as trivial at all...

Applies to many things...

Sometimes forgiveness is easier than permission. Do you really think some manager cares about alignment lines? He wants to avoid conflicts and that makes "no" easy.

In traditional archery this is called "instinctive shooting" the arrow is aligned under the dominant eye and the gap between arrow tip and target is critical but none of this is consciously considered. The bow is drawn and shot in one motion. Pool is much the same. You shoot thousands of shots...

CTE?

Me too. Here, the local gimmick is that the 1b must go in one side pocket and the 15b must go in the other (it's a tico thing and there's even more to it) so most tables you see have "1" scrawled in white chalk on one side and "15" scrawled on the other.

Most are very open to constructive instruction and seek out productive content from the likes of Dr. Dave, Neils Feijen, Sharivari, Max Eberle and a host of others. They also watch videos of the pros in action. Who hasn't learned watching Efren and Earl along with many who are no longer with us...