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It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.
What kind of ball is that? That would be very helpful for teaching people how to jump.
What kind of ball is that? That would be very helpful for teaching people how to jump.
That is what its used forWhat kind of ball is that? That would be very helpful for teaching people how to jump.
I figured. I've done some searching and see it's an ACTION brand ball made in 2018. It appears to be discontinued and sold out. Sometimes I get involved in helping teach people to jump. This seems like it would be a great teaching tool. It's not available anymore so I guess it's back to talking about clock faces being perpendicular to the shaft.That is what its used for
Remind me what this has to do with the actual shot line? Well, not remind as that would imply that someone has already explained why stepping the ball has anything to do with the shot line.If you look at a CB with, let's say, your right eye, you can move your head so that eye sees the center of the CB. This is the center that YOU see based on your eye position. Use a mark on the ball to mark this center. Now, while in this same exact position, without moving your head at all, shift your sight to see the right edge of the CB. You will quickly notice that the mark is no longer in the same center it was before (as long as you are still looking at the edge). The new center is the "stepped center". Shift eyes back to original position and the mark will again be in the center. This offset or shift in perceived CB center is used to determine the amount of pivot to use for any CTE shot. It yields the most objective shot line possible in my opinion. It's not a "feel" thing any more. Took me about a month on the table, every day, to "see" this. Others can get it in a day, and still others may never get it.....
Remind me of what your definition is for the shot line?Remind me what this has to do with the actual shot line?
The definition is<it looks right, shoot>Remind me of what your definition is for the shot line?
For certain ways of aiming and the person taking the shots it would. But "looking right" between one person and another could be totally different visuals. I'll give you your just due. You are a good player well above average and better than most. So, you're going to see it a lot more frequently than most and have success. The question is, how do you get the rest of the pool playing population to SEE the exact same thing? And what are you looking at and seeing specifically to give you that Ah-Ha moment toThe definition is<it looks right, shoot>
For certain ways of aiming and the person taking the shots it would. But "looking right" between one person and another could be totally different visuals. I'll give you your just due. You are a good player well above average and better than most. So, you're going to see it a lot more frequently than most and have success. The question is, how do you get the rest of the pool playing population to SEE the exact same thing? And what are you looking at and seeing specifically to give you that Ah-Ha moment to
pull the trigger and stroke?
I wouldn't expect any direct answersRemind me of what your definition is for the shot line?
I think all aiming is self taught visualizing instructions, maybe a routine that one does to create the right look. I agree that what I see someone else may see it differently. doesn't mean it won't work.For certain ways of aiming and the person taking the shots it would. But "looking right" between one person and another could be totally different visuals. I'll give you your just due. You are a good player well above average and better than most. So, you're going to see it a lot more frequently than most and have success. The question is, how do you get the rest of the pool playing population to SEE the exact same thing? And what are you looking at and seeing specifically to give you that Ah-Ha moment to
pull the trigger and stroke?
Sure, it can be self taught. But not everyone has the time to live on a pool table for hours at a time and a bunch of years. They still might not get it down pat and only reach a certain level.I think all aiming is self taught visualizing instructions, maybe a routine that one does to create the right look. I agree that what I see someone else may see it differently. doesn't mean it won't work.
Aiming System or not it's going to boil down to self taught visualization.
Remind me what this has to do with the actual shot line? Well, not remind as that would imply that someone has already explained why stepping the ball has anything to do with the shot line.
Remind me of what your definition is for the shot line?
This from a CTEr who has never given a direct answer, talking to another CTEr who has never given a direct answer, about a non-CTEr who gives more direct answers than all CTErs combined (but especially you two).I wouldn't expect any direct answers
And all of this from another non-CTEr who thinks he has ALL the answers pool related but when it comes to CTE he has NO CLUE for 25 years of his life and never will. Couldn't make me/us happier. Answers are in the book, CENTER POCKET MUSIC. Not here.This from a CTEr who has never given a direct answer, talking to another CTEr who has never given a direct answer, about a non-CTEr who gives more direct answers than all CTErs combined (but especially you two).
lol, I guess...
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CTE of course! Or... if one has the desire to learn the game, many other aiming systems and practice time on the table. The practice time is the most important, even for CTE. I'm sure good CTE players have thousands of hours playing pool. I'm also sure that good "other" method players also have thousands of hours playing pool.The question is, how do you get the rest of the pool playing population to SEE the exact same thing?
Why would anybody answer you seriously with the way you’ve acted for over twenty years?This from a CTEr who has never given a direct answer, talking to another CTEr who has never given a direct answer, about a non-CTEr who gives more direct answers than all CTErs combined (but especially you two).
lol, I guess...
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We need to be more exact with the time spent. If you Google - how many days have passed from September 12, 1997Why would anybody answer you seriously with the way you’ve acted for over twenty years?
A long time to be obsessed with me. Hope I've been worth it.8,897 days!
Fortunately, I wasn't around for the RSB years and early AZB years which eliminated 10 years or more of your insaneA long time to be obsessed with me. Hope I've been worth it.
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