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But to be clear you said the AimRight has nothing to do with your recent improvement, right?

didn't notice that!

Cool. Thanks for the info!

No. I have a pretty good idea but I don't trust my limited cue knowledge. I'm always on the hunt for old titlists but don't know much about old full spliced house cues.

I've learned you just have to let these things go eventually. He stepped in it, maybe didn't really understand what he was saying or the audience he was saying it to and isn't man enough to own up. It goes into the database that creates a reputation, good, bad or mixed.

Well good luck. If something works keep doing it!

What you are saying is that step 1 is to practice really hard on getting a straight stroke. Then step 2 is pocketing balls with that straight stroke. How do you know you are doing the same stroke in step 2 as you are in step 1? You said yourself that cutting balls is different from full shots...

You are right that shooting at angles introduces other issues compared to shooting straight down and back. The down and back is just one drill and, frankly, not one I've done all that much. You can put an ob in the center of the table and that is a 1/2 hit to the left and right corner. You...

I'm not disagreeing with you exactly but you said pocketing the ob is not his goal but if the ball goes into the pocket that "gage" means success. That seems contradictory. The problem is there are too many uncontrolled variables. In the down and back drill, aiming at a spot on the cushion or...

FYI you can simply click on "watch on youtube" below where it says "'video unavailable" and it will take you to it.

I guess I don't understand what you are doing. How is your method any different from setting up any random shot and hitting it over and over until you make it consistently?

OK. I watched both videos in their entirety and read all of your posts. I have some questions: The AimRight is integral to step 2. Without it there is no step 2. I think what you are doing is setting up, say, a 1/4 ball hit with the AimRight. There is a ghost ball outline on the AimRight...

That's the other thing that irked me. You are assuming that what finally clicked for you is a problem for everybody and what you just discovered must be adopted universally. All of us have discovered something about our stroke that made things better and became an "aha" moment. It is great to...

Which requires everyone to buy your product. I haven't looked at it. Maybe it is something good.

This is the most interesting pool video I have seen in a long time! I love the music at the end of each one. One nitpick... you said the carom shot at the end of video 1 was 6 out of 15 "40%" but the graphic on the screen shows 20%. Not critical. Thanks so much for the painstaking labor of love!

Well, he's wearing sunglasses so I think we know!

My criticism isn't just that you're selling a product. Several things kind of irk me: 1. You said in the video that you hadn't yet even tried step 3 aiming. Why not learn about what you are doing before making two videos and coming up with catchy names for everything? 2. I didn't know...

We can also ask the inventor if he has actually tried the steps in his own method (please see my latest post).

I initially read your post quickly and got the distinct impression you were selling a three step method while saying you haven't even tried the third step. Now that I spent more time and watched some of your video I see what is going on. You are selling a product (the AimRight card) by coming...