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No, my bet is to show that my system is not based on a necessity to adjust my stroke for handling various cut angles with the same visual. Stan Shuffett

I don't set up on half ball, center to edge fractional alignment as you would. I use a CTE 30 degree visual which is daylight and dark. CTE is not a one line fractional system. GOOD GRIEF! Stan Shuffett

Steve Lillis and Tommy Kennedy and Tony Robles Jerry Briesath Mike Massey. There can be more added for choosing a list or 5. The video that's produced must be placed on the internet for the public to view as well. These are known honest people that have no dog in the hunt. I made about the...

Does Dan script and prompt your posting on the matter? You are his puppet it looks to me like. I have a ton of work on video and if some sniveling weasle wants to sift through it all, they can find where I've missed shots, miscalled visuals and pivoting directions. I am proud of each mistake...

My bet is clearly stated. If you truly believe what you say just bring your camera on over . It would be an easy 22.5 and a sure fire way of killing CTE...but no, you won't because you won't back what you just stated with action and neither will Dan. Just a bunch of hot hating air. Stan Shuffett

Sign up here: Anyone that wants to video tape my stroke for proving that I make stroke adjustments for making CTE work. My $25000 to your $2500.......Easy money and enlightening the world to boot. Go for it nitpickers! For when my book is out. $500 no show money required. Stan Shuffett

Dan, picture yourself as a very very little person and the cue ball as a unicycle of sorts. Just position your small frame in back behind the CB so that you can run and then hop on top of the Cb. Now, drive that unicycle Cb and run it the front of it right into the back of an OB. Hope this helps...

Cb back and front Dan, don't you stand behind the CB at ball address? Wouldn't that make the front the part of the CB the part that contacts the back of the OB? Stan Shuffett

My last 4 ever tool is the last one that I will buy. Big thumb ups from this corner. Stan Shuffett

Most pros started out one way, the wrong way, and evolved into the correct way and can't explain it. Many get stuck in the wrong way spinning their wheels and can't evolve. Tony Ellen was a solid athlete with very good visual physical skills. Body offset is one thing and a visual offset is...

Your ignorance shines brightly! There is no real pivoting--PERIOD! The lines CAN be seen and aligned to. TROUBLES......Traditional aiming and alignment are where the troubles begin. The idea of putting one's vision directly behind CCB is what keeps many, many players and would-be players...

It's no secret that scores of pros have said that they can't explain how they aim, they just do it. If they had their noses behind the center cue ball doing the 1 line routine they wouldn't be baffled about their aiming. Truth of the matter is, the pros mostly align at an offset to CCB and they...

I meant just what I said. I don't know WHY the phenomena exist but I CAN explain how it works. There will be MANY that get what I present. There's a list of a few that the world can be assured of that they'll never get it, no matter what Stan Shuffett

You can comprenend, I assume. You did read what I wrote and by that I mean rather than just calling out words in your mind, you actually thought about what the sentences meant. Stan Shuffett

Cameras and lasers can not do what human vision can do. It's laughable to think otherwise. Stan Shuffett

It is like Hal once told me, "It took me 10 years to figure it out but I can teach it in 30 minutes." The couple of things that Brian is stumped on are simple explanations. One of the explanations, however, was not simple in acquiring as knowledge but I finally nailed it down after many years...

I can and have already frameworked why it works to the extent that I can at this time. To be honest, and for the 4th or 5th time, I don't give a hoot why it works, it just does and I CAN EXPLAIN HOW! That is what really matters to 99% of those that are interested. CTE is an outlier, no doubt...

You're getting your ducks in row! Stan Shuffett

Misinfo Correction: Thick and thin pivots are an inherent aspect of CTE. Cuts are either thickened or thinned. There are no straight ins in CTE. They're cut shots. They're thickened. There are no gaps! 30s are thickened into 15s not thinned. Stan Shuffett

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