You have your opinion. Fractional systems have guesswork to include yours. What's superior about a 4/5 fractional line system to yours is that is can be used effortlessly for every single shot even to include as a foundation for spin application. You admittedly don't use your system in competition every shot ( NOT EVEN CLOSE) and I can understand why. It's impossible to bring it to bear as an every shot routine( too much thinking) and even if you do you will have to do tweeners.
I will reset my offer for explaining on video the proper way for a using a fractional system if there's a sufficient interest.
I think that you are dead wrong in surmising that the low interest for my fractional spill is because what I would present would be an inferior version to yours. Personally, I think that the readers on this forum don't give a hoot about fractions, period. That's the reason you must incessantly piggyback onto CTE. Fractional stuff can't get any traction in and of itself.
Stan Shuffett
I'm interested in any video you make, thats a given.
I study your mechanics very closely.
I still havent figured out completely, this mystery of certain shots, like straight ins from the end rail, favor a elbow slightly out or in depending on what corner pocket one is shooting to, yet, the shot is still a straight in and nothing hindering the body or visual alignment.
I guess it must be because the stroke arm is on one side of the body vs the shot line and stroke bias. I do know it is a lot harder to stroke or "angle right" for a right handed player.
I'm very tempted to ask you the reason why, even though i know it can be done from any elbow position, but one position is definitely more user friendly than the other, but like i said, it "depends" and i havent figured out definitively as to why yet.
But you know I cant ask for the answer.
Thanks Mr. Shuffett and do whatever video you feel like if you got time or motivation.