Thanks for that. Ill set up these and give it a go.
When you use CTE Aiming, you're going to like not having to worry about whether or not you're aiming correctly, or if you've estimated a cut correctly...assuming you have a pretty good stroke and aren't drunk or something. I call it "one less bell to answer".
Here's an example.
Last night I went into the 'torture chamber' with the 4 1/4 inch pockets, cheap cloth, and dead ass rails, hot and sweat filled, no air conditioning, and dumb rap music from 2 radio stations blasting as an intentional distraction.....rehearsing for my weekly robbery of the local "Chump Change Tournament". This is the way I train.
COULDN'T MAKE A BALL!! Absolutely ridiculous....simple shots, long shots, pathetic. Rattling them in the pockets, getting a piece of the rails going in, etc.
Since I use the absolute perfect CTE method of aiming, there was no concern about proper thickness of hits or if I had judged the mosconi way correctly, or any of that stuff.
By looking in the big mirror next to the table, I noticed my feet were just slightly different in positioning than usual. A mere adjustment of 3-4 inches....and WHAM! Right back into perfect alignment and the balls began falling again.
Tested it again this morning...yep, everything back to normal.
The point being.....no tinkering was done with stroke, with grip, with aiming at the pocket, aiming at the object ball, with experimentation, whatever...and compounding the trouble.
Using CTE, it was not even necessary to consider those things as a part of the diagnosis.
Another reason you're going to
LOVE IT.
Happy Trails to you...:thumbup:
