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Your ignorance shines brightly! CONTACT POINT DOES NOT HAVE ONE STINKING THING TO DO WITH CTE....THICK OR THIN...or anything else concerning the system. ROTFLMAO...contact points..what a joke! Stan Shuffett

Players have been using CTE successfully for many many years. One of the issues has been how to define CCB. That issue is brought up most often, not because they want to use CTE but rather use it as a flaw that relegates CTE to the feel domain. Hal did not share the whole enchilada about CCB but...

Lou, If ten experienced 1 pocket players are teaching 10 novice friends straight-in shots.....ALL of the players to include yourself are going focus your instruction on what to see, which is center to center and what to align to which is the CCB for the c to c alignment. If some of the friends...

Bottom line: You are a complete novice when it comes to CTE. You have little to no table experience. If you had to do a 10 minute video of shooting 3 racks of 9 balls and calling ou the visuals and pivot directions, you'd be all over the place....LOST...but yet here you are piping out like you...

So, let's get this on record. Lou says...Players can't see center to center and reliably know a visual line from the center of the cue ball to the center of the object ball. ( Visual disabilities do not count.) The same is true for a fractional CTE alignment. Everyone can see that even people...

Your understanding of aiming is cartoonish. We all construct what see by the same visual rules. That's is why we all see a 2x1,table with pockets and pool balls to play with. The reason you think that everyone sees differently is because when YOU line up, you truly do not see anything, you...

Everyone CAN see the same thing. I teach players what to see and how to align. Is what I teach the only way? No, But what most teach is to get behind the center of the center of the cue ball where there is NOTHING to see. That's why you have no explanation for what you see between the CB OB...

You see nothing special about CTE aiming and you never will, the same for Lou and Dan and a few others. I don't give a damn about your opinion. In a previous post, a few months back, you clearly stated that you did not spend much time at all with CTE. It will be thousands over time that...

The CTE idea as a very broad overview. A 2x1 table has 8 90 degree angles. The critical angles that define any 2x1 table are 15 30 and 45. The angles add up and total 90. ( See my YouTube videos 1 2 and 3 concerning table geometry. There are 3 CTE perceptions ( 15 30 45 ) that can be defined...

I meant every word that I said. I spoke a simple truth to Dan and he responded as he did. That's fine. Let me clue you in, Lou. I don't mind standing up to Internet bullies such as yourself. You've been hawking my work and posts with your negativity going on ten years now. You know what I don't...

Here's what true, Doobie. The 15 30 and 45 connect to right angles. The perceptions for those angles and even the 60 can be described, learned and repeated. Those that choose to really work with what I present will most likely experience success. CTE is visual and anyone can assert that the...

You're too kind, Dubious Dan. I thought you might confer with LCF and offer up something more evil like Scamin' Stan. Stan Shuffett

I'm a Perceptual Engineer, a Houligan if you will. It's not too late for you to join ranks, Double D! Stan Shuffett

Dubious Dan, You should become a writer for BD with your pen name as Dubious Dan. I don't concern myself with bridge distances and pivot amounts any longer. I would throw out there that based on Vanishing Point theory alone, it CAN be done due to the nature of how two spheres relate to each...

I promise you that all of your concerns will be addressed. If I answer one question, that will lead to other questions. My advice at this juncture is to learn to use middle face as your optimal alignment. I changed! You can too! This is only a starter suggestion. Stan Shuffett

Spider flew to Kentucky in the not so distance past. A player can use CTE successfully and not be able to spit out every detail. I finished 25th in the US OPEN not know every visual detail. I ran a 105 on a tight Diamond not knowing every detail. I double dipped Billy Thorpe in a GSBT Bank...

THERE IS NO MAGIC IN CTE. ONLY A FOOL WOULD ADVOCATE THE INTRODUCTION OF "MAGIC" INTO AIMING. The phenomena can seem magic-like but to associate magic as in hocus pocus is nothing more than an attempt to belittle assertions that have stated. It's all a matter of knowing what to see and how to...

Visual Version and Cue Skewering Version for the S-Bob When I do Part 2 of the visual version I will eliminate the center and center alignment and add 1 thin alignment. YES, this version can handle various angles from one alignment...so easy but you must know how to use your vision. That's...

The line has a natural, relational extension to or near the OB even though the Cb is absolutely the target. Proceed, Im out. Stan Shuffett

PRO ONE can be described as one line. Stan Shuffett