Low IQ sez.........
You must have a straight stroke.
CTE is an advanced aiming system with many 'moving parts'. If you're a casual player it's hard to keep all the pieces running smoothly.
Low IQ (that's me) sez:
I am going to take a little issue with your belief about a casual player.
If that casual player decides to get better, the CTE method is without question the most precise and easiest method to learn. It is
unusual...that is the deal.
The casual or beginning player doesn't have all that
bull crammed in his/her memory bank from years of reading Patrick Johnson or Brian Crist or Duckie or Joey or any of the other "expert aimers" in this pool forum.
With the beginner, there is an open mind. The beginner doesn't have to unlearn a lot of bullfeathers and falsehoods. The beginner's mind is open for proper instructions.
With CTE Pro One, there is no manual pivot.
Once the perceptions are understood, the shooter just does the same thing over and over and over. He is not burdened with any conglomeration of 1/16" fraction or 3/8" fraction, 11/16" fraction, invisible ghostballs, or any of that outdated baloney.
I struggled with the method for quite a while myself because I had to unlearn all that crud.
Once I visited Stan Shuffett for personal coaching, it all fell into place quite simply.
I personally observed the materials in his upcoming book. It will be wonderful for a beginning player with an open mind.
For those bigots who continue to gripe and moan about how "it won't work".....all I have for them is this:
Mind your own business, don't buy it, don't believe any of it, don't look at any of it, ignore the Truth Series, just keep right on doing what you've been doing for decades and LEAVE US ALL ALONE.
And that's the name of that tune........