If you bought 90/90, Q&A From Ron V.

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RonV

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Anybody that has the 90 90,If you have any problems please call me.(1917 656 7189 ).I have had only 5 or 6 problems. I do want you to get to understand this very easy system and play better very fast. And I mean It.

So please call me anytime.

Kind regards
Ron ,
 
Hi Ron I met you at the SBE but I never did get a chance to get back to you and talk about the 90/90 system. I will give you a call if I have any questions once I crack open the dvd. Thanks
 
Ron,

The main problem I see with the DVD is that it appears your editor left out the first chapter where you actually describe the system. Basically, it begins with your introduction then skips directly to you shooting shots saying this is a 90/90, this is a 90/center, etc. shot after shot never having explained the system at all. Cleary's five minute YouTube video did a better job of explaining 90/90 than your $75 dollar DVD.

DVD number two has some good information on it, but people bought the DVD in order to learn 90/90 and you fail to teach it. You simply demonstrate it. DVD number one actually comes across more as your attempt to prove to naysayers that the system works than it does as a sincere effort to teach the system.

If there is a chapter missing in which you taught the system you should find a way to release it to those who purchased the DVD.

As it stands, I'm sorry to say, the DVD is largely a disappointment.
 
ScottK said:
Ron,

The main problem I see with the DVD is that it appears your editor left out the first chapter where you actually describe the system. Basically, it begins with your introduction then skips directly to you shooting shots saying this is a 90/90, this is a 90/center, etc. shot after shot never having explained the system at all. Cleary's five minute YouTube video did a better job of explaining 90/90 than your $75 dollar DVD.

DVD number two has some good information on it, but people bought the DVD in order to learn 90/90 and you fail to teach it. You simply demonstrate it. DVD number one actually comes across more as your attempt to prove to naysayers that the system works than it does as a sincere effort to teach the system.

If there is a chapter missing in which you taught the system you should find a way to release it to those who purchased the DVD.

As it stands, I'm sorry to say, the DVD is largely a disappointment.
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I agree. I had someone pick up the DVD for me at the show. I kept watching thinking somewhere along the way, there's actually going to be an explanation for how to set up to use the system. Got to the end, this never happened. It was an entire video of showing the results of using the system without once actually showing how the system sets up. Glad to hear it wasn't just me that saw that, I thought maybe I had gotten a defective DVD or had somehow missed something.
 
I'm not trying to discount your assessment but I watched the DVD and I learned how to use 90/90. And I use it often in my game.

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crazysnake said:
I'm not trying to discount your assessment but I watched the DVD and I learned how to use 90/90. And I use it often in my game.

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Understood. I'm glad the DVD made sense to you.

Could you point the rest of us to the time or times on the DVD where Ron actually explains the system? Or even to some point on the DVD where the system "clicks" for you?

Thanks.
 
I haven't watched the first disc for some time now. I believe that in the very beginning he explains how he gets down on the shot and where he is looking/aiming in order to pocket the ball. He does repeat this explanation on several shots through out the first disc. Now as far when it started working for me on the table well, right away. And I have to say that it was kind of freaky. I seldom miss a due to aiming inaccurately. It is most often my stroke or body movement that cause me to miss or lose my cue ball.


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The reaction to it sounds similar to people's reactions to CTE.

But Randy G and Scott Lee briefly reviewed it on ABR and had positive things to say about it.
 
BRussell said:
The reaction to it sounds similar to people's reactions to CTE.

But Randy G and Scott Lee briefly reviewed it on ABR and had positive things to say about it.
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I couldn't have a reaction because there was nowhere in the dvd where he actually spent any time explaining how to set up and execute the system. It was if he decided to start in chapter 3 or 4 and never went back and included those early chapters.

Crazysnake, why don't you put up a YouTube video and go through it since you seem to have gotten it?
 
It's at 9:45 on the first disc where he explains how he aims and sights/lines up the shot. It is a very brief and simple explanation but if you do what he says, it will work for you too.

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BRussell said:
The reaction to it sounds similar to people's reactions to CTE.

But Randy G and Scott Lee briefly reviewed it on ABR and had positive things to say about it.
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I still do. I use 90/90 in my personal game and I teach a form of 90/90 in Pool School.

I think Ron did a fine job explaining this aiming system.
I also agree that the intro (on the DVD) should have been done better.

The DVD price is worth the energy to help your game, buy it.

randyg
 
crazysnake said:
It's at 9:45 on the first disc where he explains how he aims and sights/lines up the shot. It is a very brief and simple explanation but if you do what he says, it will work for you too.

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So you have a $75 DVD with about 30 seconds (or less actually explaining how to set up the aiming system), 1/2 or more where he's simply making shots and 1/2 covering kicking/banking systems already readily available to the general public.

Anybody that wants my 90/90 DVD can have it for $50, I'll pay shipping to the Continental US. I'm not going to beat a dead horse but IMHO, the DVD was very poorly done and didn't do much at all to teach 90/90 unless you already knew the basics.
 
Bridge hand position

I'm guessing that a lot of people are having problems because of where to place your bridge hand. It might be helpful to everyone to know on right and left cuts the correct bridge hand position.
And I bought the dvd and book.
I've also talked to Ron and he's very sincere in his attempt to show the system.
 
JE54 said:
I'm guessing that a lot of people are having problems because of where to place your bridge hand. It might be helpful to everyone to know on right and left cuts the correct bridge hand position.
And I bought the dvd and book.
I've also talked to Ron and he's very sincere in his attempt to show the system.
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If everyone had the same bridge length and hand placement ,one answer for all.
Even though you turn into the shot line ,these are things to consider.
We all create a different center with different bridge lengths.
 
What I was referring to was, if you look at his you tube and the dvd, his bridge hand imo doesn't look like it's on the 90 90. And depending on if it's a right or left cut your bridge hand need to be in the right spot for that cut.
I don't want to speak for him, so hopefully Ron will put something on here about it.
I know he wants people to ask questions because he wants everyone that uses his system to know how to use it correctly.
 
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I just watched the entire 1st dvd (again) of the 2 and you can see he makes the bridge closer to CCB . I don't remember hearing different bridge lengths but it could have been. Hopefully Ron will make a clarification when he comes on.
 
crazysnake said:
It's at 9:45 on the first disc where he explains how he aims and sights/lines up the shot. It is a very brief and simple explanation but if you do what he says, it will work for you too.

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His less than 60 second explanation of how he lines up at 9:45 is not an explanation of the system. I can summarize the "explanation" at 9:45 in five words: inside edge to inside edge.

There is no where on the DVD where he actually TEACHES the system. He simply demonstrates the system with no detailed explanation of what he is doing. Yes, if you are familiar with pivoting systems you can figure it out for the most part. However, there are two problems which I've noticed as I know others have. First, simply pivoting from edge to edge, edge to center, or edge to opposite edge still leaves gaps where 90/90 breaks down. Second, people don't spend $75 on a DVD to figure the system out for themselves.

Again, I'm glad you were able to develop a satisfactory understanding of 90/90 solely from the DVD. That, however, does not mean the DVD is well done.
 
8pack said:
If everyone had the same bridge length and hand placement ,one answer for all.
Even though you turn into the shot line ,these are things to consider.
We all create a different center with different bridge lengths.
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How can that be?

Is not Center-Center?

randyg
 
BRussell said:
The reaction to it sounds similar to people's reactions to CTE.

But Randy G and Scott Lee briefly reviewed it on ABR and had positive things to say about it.
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Did Scott and Randy have good things to say about the DVD specifically, or 90/90 in general?



randyg said:
I still do. I use 90/90 in my personal game and I teach a form of 90/90 in Pool School.

I think Ron did a fine job explaining this aiming system.
I also agree that the intro (on the DVD) should have been done better.

The DVD price is worth the energy to help your game, buy it.

randyg
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First, do you imagine you would still feel this way if you had zero knowledge of pivoting systems going into the viewing of the DVD?

Second, do you think he did a fine job of explaining the system, or do you think it should have been done better? You can't have it both ways.
 
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