Another pro who's going to be charging for twitching aiming system. The one that did not make him a pro.
The one that made him a pro is too easy to show . Can't charge much for that .
Then the same pro will be checking the contact point on the object ball and tangent line often when playing .
Thankfully , you still have Niels, Morris , Mark Wilson and Lowry who do not have resort to gimmicks .
Rodney Morris stated that he learned a little CTE from Stevie and then started playing better than ever.
Mark Wilson's BEST player in his university program was Landon Shuffett, who used CTE when he was playing.
Niels got beat by Mosconi Rookie Tyler Steyer, a CTE user who teaches CTE as well.
Tor Lowry? He teaches systems that he took from Jimmy Reid and repackaged them in slick videos. Jimmy Reid's best protege' is Hunter Lombardo. Hunter Lombardo uses and teaches CTE.
The sad part is that you have NO IDEA how deep objective aiming goes. Like NONE, ZERO, NADA, ZILCH. Because in my opinion you HATE pool and you hate pool players and you're just a hanger-on with a bug up your ass because someone is out doing something better than you ever could for this great sport. You're like the worst kind of knocker because you have ZERO CLUE about that which you attempt to knock. I find it incredibly sad that a significant part of your existence on this earth is that you wake up looking to knock something you don't understand using incorrect information.
You won't put your money where your mouth is because it's free to be wrong on this forum. You can post unlimited nonsense for free. If you have a job you're probably stealing time from your employer to post here. Regardless your actions trying to prevent people from learning to play better pool is truly despicable and awfully sad.
But hey, to each his own and if your self-validation comes from being an impotent knocker then by all means keep the conversation going. Every time you post a knock I will answer it and there is one more opportunity to introduce CTE to someone eager to improve their game.