Different strokes for different folks. :wink:
I need any free working aim system
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Different strokes for different folks. :wink:
There has to be at least one or two shot angles you've played so often that they feel automatic to you when you see them. If not, you're probably the only one.
Regardless, this same automatic recognition can occur with every shot over time. For some it takes just a few thousand balls, some a little more, and then others spend their entire lives not paying enough attention to how they miss, or not developing sound enough fundamentals to gain any consistency, that nothing ever becomes automatic. They just can't recognize things for which they've developed no recognition.
If an expert in a particular field tells you that your observations are laughable, why wouldn't that cause you to reassess your observations? By definition, doesn't he know more than you about the subject at hand?
Just wondering out loud...
How about instead of one or two shot angles being automatic you just use one or two shot perceptions instead. Sounds easier doesnt it.
Lol. Yes, it sounds easier. :wink:
You need a Pre Shot Routine and some patience. Slow your game down and think. Trust me, it'll help.
Think I saw my first CTE user in our weekly tournament. Pretty sure he uses PRO ONE since he would come into the shot like he was using sidepsin, then pivot center. Gotta say it certainly looked odd but no matter what shot I set up he would make them over and over. Kinda looked like Robb Saez setup if anyone has ever seen him shoot. Not that he uses CTE.
There are about as many versions of CTE as there are people using it. Too bad you didn't ask him what he thinks he's doing to pocket balls.
Why not just be happy someone is making all the shots with CTE.
More outrageous laughable claims.
It's gone from busti told Dave Segal to now being close friend with Stan.
Quit the BS claims. None of the Filipino pros use pivot-aiming system.
None of them. including Bustamante.
Busti does that as habit .
If you are close to Bustamante, ask him what "patama" is.
https://youtu.be/6Y2qoCtdiak?t=2707
There ya go, he explains how he aims. He ALWAYS look a little "thicker".
Pfft! Just like everyone, he visualizes balls colliding.
Can't wait for he's keeping a secret claim.
It's gone from busti told Dave Segal to now being close friend with Stan.
Quit the BS claims. None of the Filipino pros use pivot-aiming system.
None of them. including Bustamante.
Busti does that as habit .
If you are close to Bustamante, ask him what "patama" is.
https://youtu.be/6Y2qoCtdiak?t=2707
There ya go, he explains how he aims. He ALWAYS look a little "thicker".
Pfft! Just like everyone, he visualizes balls colliding.
Can't wait for he's keeping a secret claim.
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Anybody who watches much tennis knows that Nadal is a bit quirky. He has to have his water bottles sitting just so with the labels pointing the same way. Pay attention particularly to why he says he does that at the end of the clip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vr42G2P_mrs
Moral of the story: If you want to win 17 majors the way you arrange your water bottles is the reason for your success.
Ghost ball for starters. Will give you an idea where to hit.
You got the part in blue right... Ghost ball will just give you an idea where to hit.
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The Freebie
Here is a freebie for you. No drawing but its self explanatory.
"Robins Aiming Method-3" (Ram-3) from my first book.
On any shot determine the pocket that you're going to make the ball in. Now determine
the nearest pocket point to that object ball. While standing behind the Cue Ball imagine
a line coming off that pocket point going straight through the Object Ball and coming out
of the other Side.
Where the point exits the Object Ball is the key. You see the position of the exit point.
Shoot to hit the shot halfway between the Exit Point and the edge of the Object Ball.
You'll make more than you'll miss. On the ones you miss you'll quickly learn to make them.
Here is a freebie for you. No drawing but its self explanatory.
"Robins Aiming Method-3" (Ram-3) from my first book.
On any shot determine the pocket that you're going to make the ball in. Now determine
the nearest pocket point to that object ball. While standing behind the Cue Ball imagine
a line coming off that pocket point going straight through the Object Ball and coming out
of the other Side.
Where the point exits the Object Ball is the key. You see the position of the exit point.
Shoot to hit the shot halfway between the Exit Point and the edge of the Object Ball.
You'll make more than you'll miss. On the ones you miss you'll quickly learn to make them.
This is only exactly right for one alignment: a 2/3 ball overlap (~20 degree cut). "Double the offset" is exactly right for every shot and would be just as easy.
pj
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