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My TRUTH SERIES and CTE PRO ONE book will fully explain all critical aspects of Center-to-Edge Aiming and why it is the most objective and accurate aiming system in world. THREE AIM LINES MAKE ALL SHOTS. That’s something pretty special and the pool world needs to know ALL of the details about...

All top players and even lesser players like you can be observed as aligning to an offset away from center. In order to truly use ghost ball and other conventional approaches, one’s vision center must be positioned behind the center of the cue ball. Plus: Ghost balls are invisible and can’t be...

Three Aim lines can handle most every CB OB relationship. Pros do NOT use ghost ball, contact points, or fractions. A half tip pivot can be used over and over and over. What pros look at last is immaterial. Stan Shuffett

James picks up his aiming info while standing at an offset to center. He VISUALLY sweeps into every shot line. There’s no way he’s using ghost ball. LOL Stan Shuffett

I’ve shared plenty here concerning CTE and what I know. Name one real piece of info that you have shared other than to just nitpick saying that I don’t know this or that, and I just believe. What do you REALLY know about the nuts and bolts of CTE? Not much of nothing. I can answer that for...

This is a dead end road. You don’t even use what you prescribe for aiming and you can’t explain what you’re doing when you’re not consciously crippled by trying to to identify a fractional line that ultimately needs tweaking or adjusting. Why? Because you’re offset away from center, too, when...

Can you describe step by step what the pros are doing visually without beating around the bush? If so, lay it on me. I know what they’re doing. I even know what you’re doing when you’re flowing. Not long ago, I worked with a very strong pro player. In time he recognized that what I was...

The pocket does not give me anything. But what is true is that the perceptions of CTE have a natural connection to the right angles of a regulation tables. Your other two questions are GREAT and I promise you that they’ll be answered in my TS and also my book. Stan Shuffett

One thing for certain is that James does NOT pick up his shot lines from behind the center of the cue ball. Most all instructors would like for that to be the case. Why? Because that is easy to explain and advocate. The problem, though, is that’s not the way that pros operate. Hal Houle knew...

Anthony, it’s a perceptual process that unlocks unique center cue ball alignments for unique CB OB relationships. More than one alignment is required for executing the shots in your diagram. Stan Shuffett

Seeing precision multi-lined fractional perceptions ( 15 30 45 ) can be easily learned. The last thing that I’d ever put in the mind of any aspiring player would be to aim with center cue ball. Amateurs aim with the center of the cue ball while pros aim with one of two cue cue ball edges...

You have said yourself that you are proficient at seeing two line perceptions. CTE is not a single line process as in conventional. Just as though a player can see a complete CB OB coverage PERCEPTION for a zero angle, it just so happens that 15s 30s and 45s can be seen with the same accuracy...

It IS amazing to the uninitiated that a single tick can be singled out for resolving a shot. That just wasn’t supposed to be due to the nature of aiming spheres, but it is. Stan Shuffett

Since you’re qualifying “no system” then please explain BASIC CTE and PRO ONE. You won’t because you can not do so. You really don’t know what you don’t know. 100 alignments. You gotta be kidding me! I seriously doubt that any pro during their course of shooting a few million shots has ever...

The beauty of CTE is that it does resolve shots down to a single CCB tick. It’s not that I believe it. I know it. Stan Shuffett

Every tick means something in CTE whether it’s 1 of 360 ticks on an OB or 1 of 360 ticks on a cue ball......and every refined possible placement of a CB OB on a 5,000 sq. inch surface matters as well. Stan Shuffett

Place the CB anywhere. Then move an OB one tick at a time to cover every thread of cloth on the table. The move the CB by one tick and start all over again. It’d be about like counting all of the stars. Ain’t gonna happen. 30,000 wont scratch of the surface of possible CB OB relationships that...

A master banker will make more than 1 out of 3, perhaps not two. Billy Thorpe would eat you alive at 3 to 1 on the money. With a zillion possible shots on a table, there’s no way to know them all like the back of your hand. PRO ONE essentially reduces all banks to one of three aim lines. Stan...

Point being, ‘tis more desirable to have precision aim lines verses not having them. Stan Shuffett

Very good answers for dealing with the cut. Stan Shuffett