I think he is talking about a shot like this one where ya try to make the green stripe ball in the corner.
I think he is talking about a shot like this one where ya try to make the green stripe ball in the corner.
or on the rail for that matter?
Randy,
Have you now moved Same Aim to two aim lines like Pro One or are you still just using one aim line before the pivot and basing the pivot direction on less than a 30 degree cut or more than a 30 degree cut?
I'm not totally familiar with Pro-One. But it is CTE just like SAME AIM.
In the beginning of Class I teach the 30 degree Swings BUT in the end there is only ONE SWING for all shots.
Have you taken a class with us??
randyg
Randy,
I have told you before that I am Frank Reid, a BCA and one of your SPF instructors. We met last fall in Charlotte and you showed us Same Aim and gave us several pages of instructions about Same Aim. At that point in time you were using one aim line, center cue ball to edge of object ball (CTE). Finally there was a Left Swing/Pivot or a Right Swing/Pivot based on SAM 1, 2, 3 versus SAM 4, 5, 6 cut as you moved to the center cue ball position. It sounds as if Same Aim has evolved since then as there is now only one swing. That's a good thing.
Pro One has two aim lines, center of cue ball to edge of object ball. Then it has a second aim line, edge of cue ball to one of only 3 possible points on the object ball, a major difference in the two CTE systems. Also, in Pro One the pivot is always the same. It is a half tip pivot to the center of the cue ball.
Now if your next evolutionary move for Same Aim is a second aim line from the edge of the cue ball to anywhere on the object ball, trust me on this, you are morphing Same Aim into exactly what Pro One is right now.
I'm old enough, and was raised as a kid in a place that still used outdoor toilets.
For the youngsters on this forum, one of the joys of using one of those outhouses
on a hot, humid summer day, was having flies buzz around your ass... Not really dangerous or painful, but still irritating.
Some people on this forum make me remember those times.
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I'm old enough, and was raised as a kid in a place that still used outdoor toilets.
For the youngsters on this forum, one of the joys of using one of those outhouses
on a hot, humid summer day, was having flies buzz around your ass... Not really dangerous or painful, but still irritating.
Some people on this forum make me remember those times.
.