So you're adjusting after your alignment...yes or no.
CTE Does NOT Work - It Did For One Pro
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So you're adjusting after your alignment...yes or no.
Nope, I'm searching for the inside A alignment at a standing position that will make the shot to the bottom left corner. Once I'm comfortable I have a good visual/physical position. I will drop down on the shot and shoot it …
i will help you out, any and all adjustments are made while you are trying to pick up the lines in a standing position ... is it adjusting or just finding the correct lines?
i also havent shot pool in 5 - 6 years, just saying
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Nope ..and then you reply with yes Im adjusting picking up the lines.
The A is only in one place Scarlett.
i thought you asked if i am adjusting after i picked up the alignments? your question is below
So your not actually aligning at A with the edge of the cb at the ob on all the shots? From the start.
im doing an inside A alignment and visual that connects with the bottom left corner pocket, i do not pay attention to where the lines exactly meet on the balls but i rely on expierience from using the system to help me see the shot
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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 that there’s a whole new world available of how to see CB OB relationships.
So, while I have advanced my CTE knowledge year after year after year for the past 15 years, you’re clearly still at the starting line when it comes to what’s possible from offset alignments.
Stan Shuffett
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Thanks for the reply stan
I look forward to buying the book watching the videos and learning cte...:smile::smile:
“Finding the correct lines/alignment” = “adjusting”.
pj
chgo
“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 focus and movement that is required for aligning to an objective setup.
This is what transpires in real CTE.
Stan Shuffett
Curious.....have you been unable to play due to health conditions, failing eyesight, loss of both arms in a helicopter accident, moved to Alaska?? Why have you not shot pool in 5 - 6 years?
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Proper context.
You're either starting off with alignment that is not a true A ..or you're adjusting after the alignment to suit your need to pocket the ball. One alignment should produce one constant shot line.
Focus and movement is adjusting.
You're not gaining anything when you're producing different cut angle's with the same setup other then inconsistency.
The system isn't truely creating all the shot lines for success...the player is. .
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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 lines. The system (as a center cue ball system) reveals the shot lines for the player to align to.
Stan Shuffett
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Offset or not you've created different angles with your same line up. ..thats an issue.
How many shots go with the same line up in the picture I presented?
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I would say thats why it works for you.:smile:
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
what if you learn to connect the CB - OB - POCKET using the pro1 alignments, would that allow mulitple angled inside A shots to be made?
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Yes sir but this is a CTE thread, not Ghost Ball.