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I hear you all the new videos are pretty good lots of info.. i too cant wait for the shishkebob part two. I've been playing with it lately got a pretty good idea how it works. But cte is the gem for me.

Im very excited about the new video series coming up! Show some support and the videos will keep on coming! I think we are in for a real treat! Stan's very passionate about his work.

Im beginning to understand your post (you) now after this last thread!

I'd like to see what's happening in all the CTE THREADS STOPPED!? This out of control. Thanks Tim

Let's use a cut to the right. Set up a gb and ob lined up too center pocket. Start with cue ball in a 15degree perception. Get your visuals and make your manual pivot to center. Just look directly down the shaft. If your made the correct sweep it should look like just a tick left of the core on...

Wrong! There are no gaps in Cte! But there are overlaps! An inside 15degree perception can be made with 30 degree outside! All the angles are covered do your homework!

The point is this. You've a got two line visual perception...railroad tracks going right to the object ball on paper they are parallel. visually they look like down the road they're going to meet but they never do. Object ball appears smaller than the cue ball even though we both know they're...

Stan has three videos out that are pretty good on table geometry here's a link to one of them you can find the rest https://youtu.be/VEWx2dYPa1A Dan what i can tell you and the rest is this.. the more you use CTE the more your visual intelligence will increase. Mine has!

Hey Dan seriously. All joking aside....if you really take the time and learn the sytem and steps involved. I guarantee you will be converted. As for the hows and why... just patiently wait for the book and support videos to come out. But in the meantime you can get your visuals down and learn...

10 footer 3 1/2 inch pockets. Impressive!

You guys have not found the correct CTE perceptions. You dont know what to look for yet! Stans book and new videos will reveal this. These are the same old arguments. Bottom line is CORRECT CTE PERCEPTIONS. logic from any other aiming stand point will work in your analysis of CTE. This is a...

Here i am thinking all this time on a cut shot to the right.... throw would push the ob ball more to the left on pocket entry. I didnt see that happen on those hard stroked shots. I saw a slight over cut into the pocket!

I'd like to see Stan stay! What i dont understand is why the moderators let these threads get out of hand. Must be buddies or something. Well it's wrong! Damn near every thread in here gets trashed! Backhanded comments the baiting. I dont blame him at all for getting pissed! I'd get pissed off...

I found it! "The shift and their focus". For me its a toggle with the eyes then the picture forms! Its really incredible that how the 15 30 45 connect to the pocket. I finally see the balls differently now thanks to you. Now my next step is to relearn the manual pivots sweeps. So that...

For me it was the foot work. You gotta get your hips out of the way. Its feels crowed. Start with manual pivots. Then move.your back foot more left ward. Are you over cutting or hitting the rail?

why does that System has such a funny Name? lol? Well shish kabob you put on a skewer. The way you stand on the shot line your vision is slightly skewered..

Well i finally had some time to shoot some bilnd shots this week. Set up to a blind corner pocket. Ob was set up on the foot spot line cb roughly two feet away from ob. Got out my notes for manually pivoting. Got my bridge distance... randomly hit shots. I made 30 shots to the left. They are...

I find this very interesting. So theoretically you could make every object ball and cue ball appear to be the same distance away from one another for every shot. Sounds like a gold nugget......

I should also add for this practice session. I'm going to stick strictly to the vertical axis of the cue ball no English. This is strictly for me to learn how to get on the shot line without pocket influence. Some of you might be thinking what about throw you not going to see what what's...

Yes thats the trick Stan. Perceive the two aiming lines as a whole. So while studying the balls on the table. I just noticed that the pocket has influenced what I see in some cases. So as I'm in the process of locking down my visuals. I get a mixed message from the pocket behind the object ball...