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I have so much to learn in the way of systems. I use the corner 5 system for the most part exclusively, and adjust by feel.

That divide by 2 system is interesting...worth a practice I reckon!

Thanks for sharing!
 
i always appreciate your sharing links to systems
'thanks alot....:thumbup:
 
puma122 said:
I have so much to learn in the way of systems. I use the corner 5 system for the most part exclusively, and adjust by feel.

That divide by 2 system is interesting...worth a practice I reckon!

Thanks for sharing!
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Maybe I need a new thread for this, but what are the seasoned players feelings on systems? As I mentioned, for the most part, I use feel. Memory from how I hit a shot to get to a certain place on the table...

I know the corner 5 system, and sometimes use that as a starting point for where to hit. (I adjust by feel based on where I am coming from in relation to my starting corner)

I also have 5 rails to a corner memorized from the nameplate, from near a corner, and close to the end rail. The close one of those being my starting point, and then adjusting based on feel for where I actually am located. (Paralleling of that line)

I have a few tracks memorized for short angle shots, and have the track memorized from an end rail to the corner on the other end of the table.

I've started experimenting with memorizing tracks off the end rail near the corner, and where on the long rail that returns me, but have not nailed that down yet.

In your opinion, what are other must know systems to add to my repertoire? I've played for a few years on feel, getting as many reps in as I can. I think this is valuable to have a feel and to be able to adjust, but cannot help I am missing easy billiards if I just knew a few more systems...Agreed, or just keep practicing with feel in the hopes that after years every shot is second nature...?

I know this is a rambling post. I know there is no easy button...but there are simply no three cushion teachers around here. I'd love to take a few lessons to maximize my learning curve. That's not possible. For now, I simply watch accustats video's, pausing before the shot is taken, and then evaluating the results after my decision is made. I love the ones that have commentary...

Anyway, any advice is appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

PS, I've yet to play with that divide by 2 system. I think it has promise. I usually play with running. This seems like a new tool, hitting it a bit flatter...(no running, just follow)
 
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mostly feel for me being a newb I don't know many/any systems, just how to use the corners,
other than that feel, some days ill shoot from a certain position with a target diamond in mind and I want to find out how the ball itself can get there from where I start, just 1 ball off the rails,

but of course the more vids,charts etc I see, the more shots I can recall and attempt
 
here is my 2 cents
since each table plays a little different
the feel players "feel" the systems are worthless
the system players (my opinion) "feel" the system gives them a closer guideline to the shot and use how the table plays for an adjustment
also for the new b
systems shortens the learning curve by giving aim points instead of trial and error to develop your feel
jmho icbw
p.s im a pool player who has used the systems to play way above my head in kicking skills.....:)
 
bbb said:
here is my 2 cents
since each table plays a little different
the feel players "feel" the systems are worthless
the system players (my opinion) "feel" the system gives them a closer guideline to the shot and use how the table plays for an adjustment
also for the new b
systems shortens the learning curve by giving aim points instead of trial and error to develop your feel
jmho icbw
p.s im a pool player who has used the systems to play way above my head in kicking skills.....:)
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by "feel" I was referring more toward, im pretty sure this will be close enough to score the point lol
mostly trial and error, and more and more educated guesses
 
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