CTE/Pro One Anniversary

JoeyA · 2012-01-14T22:24:50+00:00

It's been pretty close to a year since Stan Shuffett first released his DVD on CTE/Pro One and I thought it might be interesting to start a new thread about CTE/Pro One to discuss what has been learned or not learned in this past year. For me CTE/Pro One continues to be a journey. Often I find players asking me about CTE/Pro One and if they have purchased Stan's DVD on CTE/Pro One, I give them my time and answer any questions that they have. I've always aimed pretty well, mostly by instinct and what I call contact point to contact point. This particular aiming system has helped me to have more confidence in my auto-pilot aiming than anything else I have ever learned. In fact, that is what my aiming has evolved to, auto-pilot; a method of aiming whereby I simply place my bridge hand where it needs to go in order to make the shot. On occasion when my game is off, I revert back to the manual CTE/Pro One method of aiming to help "center" myself. It gives me solace to know that I can instantly go back to a manual system of aiming using the different reference points to help guide me to the proper bridge hand placement. I don't think I would have developed the confidence in aiming that I now have it hadn't have been for CTE/Pro One and the one on one lesson that I took with Stan Shuffett. As I've said in the past, some people may not need or want to use an aiming system and for them, that's just fine. For others who are struggling to get that perfect sight picture, you should consider using an aiming system like CTE/Pro One to help you perfect your method of aiming. Anyway, I've said enough for now. I imagine that others have had similar results and different results as well and this thread is an opportunity for you to discuss what CTE/Pro One has brought to your table or not. Look forward to hearing about your experience with CTE/Pro One.