CTE vs 90/90

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Hey all just had a question, I am looking to purchase one of these DVD's at this time. I have been trying to get more consistent with my shot making and I recognize that these systems help me with certain shots that I struggle with. Now I want to purchase both of these systems, however I am leaning towards 90/90 as it seems easier to understand. I have watched many CTE videos and I have no idea what is being talked about. Now this could be because I have never actually seen the CTE dvd's, just seems like tons of terminology and math to learn. Perhaps I am wrong? Anyone have experience with both these systems care to chime in? As I only now what I have researched and found online. Thanks in advance.
 
Hey all just had a question, I am looking to purchase one of these DVD's at this time. I have been trying to get more consistent with my shot making and I recognize that these systems help me with certain shots that I struggle with. Now I want to purchase both of these systems, however I am leaning towards 90/90 as it seems easier to understand. I have watched many CTE videos and I have no idea what is being talked about. Now this could be because I have never actually seen the CTE dvd's, just seems like tons of terminology and math to learn. Perhaps I am wrong? Anyone have experience with both these systems care to chime in? As I only now what I have researched and found online. Thanks in advance.

I agree but that's just how I see things.
 
Hey all just had a question, I am looking to purchase one of these DVD's at this time. I have been trying to get more consistent with my shot making and I recognize that these systems help me with certain shots that I struggle with. Now I want to purchase both of these systems, however I am leaning towards 90/90 as it seems easier to understand. I have watched many CTE videos and I have no idea what is being talked about. Now this could be because I have never actually seen the CTE dvd's, just seems like tons of terminology and math to learn. Perhaps I am wrong? Anyone have experience with both these systems care to chime in? As I only now what I have researched and found online. Thanks in advance.

Yes, 90/90 is easier to learn. But, I feel CTE/Pro One is a little more accurate. To learn CTE, you have to watch the DVD, and then, and this is the hardest part by far, you have to empty your mind of what you think you know, listen carefully, and follow the directions.

Far too many can't let go of how they currently aim, so they can't "get" CTE.

As far as tons of terminology and math, no. Sure, there is some terminology, there is no more math than any other way of playing pool.
 
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I can use them both and do.
Both have their weakness and strength.

Both great systems.

randyg
 
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