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I appreciate your curiosity with PRO ONE. I was curious once many moons ago. Very good diagram. An issue that I do see is...how are you going to account for CIT. Additionally, while competing how do know your lines for the following extended shots? Cross corner bank Two rails cross corner...

Correct again, but what I have going for me is a decade and a half of experience with CTE at a table that clearly reveals to me that what I assert to be true is true. Stan Shuffett

In CTE PRO ONE the player does not start off with a true A, in the conventional sense. It’s a different deal when an offset is involved. And, there are no adjustments as in there’s my reference line that I use for tweaking to the shot line. In real CTE, the player does not choose the shot...

“Adjusting” must be placed into a proper context. A perfectly setup zero angle shot has a center-to-center solution. Our visual and physical nature is such that we must focus and move prior to assuming the center-to-center alignment. The adjustments for this scenario is nothing more than...

You’re welcome! Just as I will advise anyone, view my free TRUTH SERIES first. If you like what you see there, then I think that you’d be well pleased with my book. Stan Shuffett

Back at you with due respect, but when your mindset is fixed in such a way that an inside A is an inside A, it’s clear that you’re assessing CTE PRO ONE from what’s possible in the conventional domain where an inside A is indeed an inside A. What most will learn or are learning from my work is...

It’s been a long tough road. It took four years to do the writing, diagrams, and photography. I turned all of that in to a publishing services company in January of 2019. Their first order business was to get a clean edited copy of my text. The copyediting didn’t begin until May of that year...

At the foundation of PRO ONE is BASIC CTE. BASIC CTE is exactly what Hal came to know. It will all be put together in my TRUTH SERIES as well as my book, piece by piece. Stan Shuffett

What was occurring subconsciously with PRO ONE in the early years of my work can now be clearly explained. And I will do just that in my TRUTH SERIES and book. Stan Shuffett

Sure, I made a ton of mistakes on the way to resolving Center to Edge Aiming. It would have been impossible otherwise. What I’m most proud of though, is that I never gave up, not even once in resolving every single detail that is necessary for understanding and using real CTE. Stan Shuffett

I commented many years ago on this forum that there were some mistakes made concerning the shots on my F5 video. My mistakes. NOT system mistakes. Stan Shuffett

PJ, You are correct. A single CTE perception will not work across the board for those 6 shots. I did my Famous Five video many years back when I was incorrectly using a CTE 30 sight line as a 15. That was a growing pains mistake. I learned from it. I have dedicated an entire chapter in my book...

DVD1 and DVD2 have sold out. They will be replaced by a free “tell all” CTE PRO ONE TRUTH SERIES that will be posted to YouTube just prior to my CTE PRO ONE book release. My website ( justcueit ) will be newly reconstructed prior to the two releases. My book material is currently in the book...

Yes, We’re on the same page. Stan Shuffett

Not power so much as effortless power. Using the larger muscles is natural and allows for relaxation, particularly at finish. It’s the difference between driving the CB vs striking the CB. Stan Shuffett

The biggest single mistake that I ever made (physically) was to go all in with a pinned elbow. I play on my ten footer most of the time now and a pinned elbow just doesn’t cut it. For the past year I have been working with elbow drop via Tyler Styer from Johan. My stroke is better and results...

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My CTE PRO ONE TRUTH SERIES and CTE PRO ONE book will go a long way toward my goal of standardizing Hal’s CTE. In about 2008 or 2009 Hal asked me NOT to refer to my work as being his CTE until I figured it all out.When I combined Hal’s sighting info with his aiming info in 2010, that action...

My entire body of CTE work falls under the broad heading of CTE PRO ONE. Within the context of CTE PRO ONE there are four approaches for implementing the same CTE that Hal came to know. 1. Basic Manual CTE 2. Disguised Pivoting 3. PRO ONE 4. One Half Ball Pivoting, Left Side Only....for right...

I can’t say it any better than Bob Jewett said it many, many months back in the Instructors’ Forum. Bob clearly stated that the CTE that the SPF group teaches (SAM) is not Hal’s CTE. The SPF CTE, according to Bob is standard fractions. Bob went on to say that the SPF version (SAM) was muddying...