Sacman or Spider or any other CTE user:
I want to discuss the 45 perception in CTE aiming. (the other thread was shut down so hopefully we can keep this one alive since I've tried to label it for "Students/Users".)
I think the 45 degree perception is the most difficult to line up on and hit correctly because there is nothing to "see" when aiming it. It closely resembles ghost ball...you know what I mean by that, trying to hit an invisible ball way out there.
What difficulties, if any, have you had with the 45?
I know the 0-15-30 are fairly simple (except sometimes I'll screw up and perceive a 15 as a 30, like a dummy, and overcut the shot)
I know that when Stan's Truth Series hits the web, this will be addressed by the master himself and that will solve everything. However, in the meantime, I'm just curious if another student/user like me has problems with that 45. It's costing me some money here and there and I don't like that at all.
Any comments from you will be welcome.
Happy Trails to you:thumbup:
Here's a quick way to estimate CB/OB fractional alignments. (See my post about it here: https://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=474591)Sacman or Spider or any other CTE user:
I want to discuss the 45 perception in CTE aiming. (the other thread was shut down so hopefully we can keep this one alive since I've tried to label it for "Students/Users".)
I think the 45 degree perception is the most difficult to line up on and hit correctly because there is nothing to "see" when aiming it. It closely resembles ghost ball...you know what I mean by that, trying to hit an invisible ball way out there.
What difficulties, if any, have you had with the 45?
I know the 0-15-30 are fairly simple (except sometimes I'll screw up and perceive a 15 as a 30, like a dummy, and overcut the shot)
I know that when Stan's Truth Series hits the web, this will be addressed by the master himself and that will solve everything. However, in the meantime, I'm just curious if another student/user like me has problems with that 45. It's costing me some money here and there and I don't like that at all.
Any comments from you will be welcome.
Happy Trails to you:thumbup:
Here something that may help you to identify a 45 vs a 30. https://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=362904
Here's a quick way to estimate CB/OB fractional alignments. (See my post about it here: https://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=474591)
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Sacman or Spider or any other CTE user:
I want to discuss the 45 perception in CTE aiming. (the other thread was shut down so hopefully we can keep this one alive since I've tried to label it for "Students/Users".)
I think the 45 degree perception is the most difficult to line up on and hit correctly because there is nothing to "see" when aiming it. It closely resembles ghost ball...you know what I mean by that, trying to hit an invisible ball way out there.
What difficulties, if any, have you had with the 45?
I know the 0-15-30 are fairly simple (except sometimes I'll screw up and perceive