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He's tryin' to get your goats, Primo. Lets clear the air. Have a kitty.

The Jim Rempe training ball is indeed marked at the quarters and eighths. I have been using it for ProOne training and have seen a significant improvement.

What sorcery is this?!?!?

Bump, I know this thread is probably spent, but I don't want to make a new one. Just want some quick input on my above questions.

I don't want to jinx anything... But I ~think~ I am starting to get the hang of the visuals and pivots/sweeps. I started using my Jim Rempe training ball since its marked at the quarters and eights. Turns out I have been lining up my A/C shots with the area in between A and 1/8th & C and 1/8th...

I am somewhat in the same boat with IamCalvin06. While yes it seems like trolling at times, a lot of the questions he brings to the table are also questions that I have. I am just reluctant to ask them because I have seen the responses. I don't understand this system at all. Sometimes it...

Are you right handed or left? Right or left eye dominant? A lot of the tips you've mentioned have helped me a bit. For me, it too seems that my challenge is getting that footwork/stance/alignment down. Left cuts still come easier to me. And I am thinking that this may partially be because of...

Yes I do have DVD-1. I know some shots, even though the visual is the same (eg: CTE with ETA) will use either a left or right sweep depending on where you want it to go. My problem is that I can't tell the difference between doing a left or right sweep/pivot/whatever. So for me its the same...

Currently, for left cuts, I have my back right foot on the CTE line and I dont move my body until I move in to shoot. My process for shooting (and this is still experimental until I can get the system down) is: Pick my shot. Ok, cut to the left. Get the center-to-right-edge line, back right...

I would like to see some over-the-shoulder and point-of-view camera angles. That's one thing that threw me off from DVD1, was that the camera angle was from a spectator perspective of standing across from the shooter.

Well, for a cut to the left, for the most part my body is to the left of the CTE line, and I usually have my back right foot on this line. I think I have a better understanding of the offset and stance thing. Would you say that I am correct in where my eyes are going when it comes time to...

So its cool to keep my visual that uses the CTE line thats straight in front of me? (pic 2 of original post) I just did a few experiments using the visual offset and it didnt work out too well.

Edge to A, B and C Heres one with a little extra offset to the CTE right, and Edge to A, B and C. Might have to start using PNG images, JPGs are blurring a bit heh.

In this instance, the red spot is where my eyes focus on after I get the CTE and the ETA visual. At ball address, lately I have been standing on the center CB to center OB line, then moving just my head (and eyes) where I see the CTE line straight in front of me (second image in my original...

Currently, I line up my body and feet on the center CB to center OB line, and then I kinda shift my head to the left to get a straight on CTE line. Before doing this, I would line up my body/stance on the CTE line. This was how I interpreted the "offset". But Stan told me it was incorrect to...

Not sure if you can see the images I posted, but from your description above, it sounds like I am on the right track. I can see both lines regardless of where I am standing/offset. So the offset, does the CTEL line fall directly in front of you, as it would if you were standing on a tightrope...

Strange, looks fine from my end, even when not logged in. Rehosted images to Imgur. Hopefully that works out better.

My only guess is that they have always been easier for me to sight and its easier for me to tell if it looks correct.