Next Up 90/90 Ron Vitello's DVD
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Am I out of line for asking these questions?Any awswer is better than none.
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I have printed off your diagram, I will try to get it answered on the DVD.
Ron did reply, but you know that this mode of communication is very limited. So unless Ron adds more to this I guess we have to wait for the video.
Thanks for your interest,
Mark
Ron V. hopefully to address in 90/90 Video
Ronnie V.!
This Johnny G. I met you at the Super Billiards Expo, got a lesson and you recently sent me the book. Was hoping in the video you could also address additional REFERENCE aiming methods (light, shadows, etc.) to know you're dead on before you pull the trigger. Per our phone conversation you asked me to remind you to keep the photo of the OB in your book to see the proper visual after pivoting with the 90/90. Having that pic in the book is a great help while first learning your system.
I'm sure you have most of these topics already mapped out but would really like to see the following addressed in your movie if you have time:
combination shots, kick shots and diamond systems.
Thanks again for all your help and looking forward to the movie!
--Johnny
Ronnie V.!
This Johnny G. I met you at the Super Billiards Expo, got a lesson and you recently sent me the book. Was hoping in the video you could also address additional REFERENCE aiming methods (light, shadows, etc.) to know you're dead on before you pull the trigger. Per our phone conversation you asked me to remind you to keep the photo of the OB in your book to see the proper visual after pivoting with the 90/90. Having that pic in the book is a great help while first learning your system.
I'm sure you have most of these topics already mapped out but would really like to see the following addressed in your movie if you have time:
combination shots, kick shots and diamond systems.
Thanks again for all your help and looking forward to the movie!
--Johnny
sighting
Hey Mark,
I hope Ron will describe exactly what is he sighting / where is he looking firstly when approaching his shots, then during his transition down in his stance, then when placing his bridge hand, and finally when he is settled in his stance and starts his shooting process.
I'm fighting my tricky eyes all the time, think it's my biggest enemy for a consistent game...
Thanks!
Hey Mark,
I hope Ron will describe exactly what is he sighting / where is he looking firstly when approaching his shots, then during his transition down in his stance, then when placing his bridge hand, and finally when he is settled in his stance and starts his shooting process.
I'm fighting my tricky eyes all the time, think it's my biggest enemy for a consistent game...
Thanks!
Where can I get Ron's book while waiting for the DVD?
Glad to hear this content is coming out on dvd..can't wait to support it.
vakosel
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2 options maybe?
In the first place i am glad for your decision and your efforts to produce something really of help to many of us.
I just wanted to cast my opinion.Why not having two different options ?
meaning
1) with the book for those that like drills and would like to spend a few more bucks to take the whole package
2) only the dvd's for those that hate drills and want just the system. Or even don't want to spend more.
I am definitely in the first category by the way ... :thumbup:
just my 2 cents..
Kostas
In the first place i am glad for your decision and your efforts to produce something really of help to many of us.
I just wanted to cast my opinion.Why not having two different options ?
meaning
1) with the book for those that like drills and would like to spend a few more bucks to take the whole package
2) only the dvd's for those that hate drills and want just the system. Or even don't want to spend more.
I am definitely in the first category by the way ... :thumbup:
just my 2 cents..
Kostas
In the first place i am glad for your decision and your efforts to produce something really of help to many of us.
I just wanted to cast my opinion.Why not having two different options ?
meaning
1) with the book for those that like drills and would like to spend a few more bucks to take the whole package
2) only the dvd's for those that hate drills and want just the system. Or even don't want to spend more.
I am definitely in the first category by the way ... :thumbup:
just my 2 cents..
Kostas
Thank you for your input, the decision will be up to Ron, one thing that I know is if we only sell them together it will be harder for people to copy and try to pass off as an original DVD.. After what happened to Fast Lenny that is something to keep in mind.
Thanks again,
Mark
The film is in the can! At least I think that is what they use to say?:thumbup:
Wow... RonV gave us alot of great information to share.
We filmed 4 days, with a lot of different camera setups. I think we will answer many of your questions with this video.
Ron teaches the 90/90 system, which is a swivel/pivot system and it is very easy to catch on to (even for me)
. He touched a little on the lights and shadows systems, and being a visual learner myself I found all his teachings helpful, and all his methods very easy to understand.
He also shared banking and kicking systems that he teaches in a simplified way. Many of the banking systems are his own and are very easy and are deadly accurate.
This is going to be a great DVD and a must have for anyone who wants to learn more about pocketing balls.
I want to thank RonV and his wife Eva for coming here and allowing us to capture this information. It was truly a pleasure to meet and work with both of them. I cannot thank them enough for sharing.
Mark
Wow... RonV gave us alot of great information to share.
We filmed 4 days, with a lot of different camera setups. I think we will answer many of your questions with this video.
Ron teaches the 90/90 system, which is a swivel/pivot system and it is very easy to catch on to (even for me)
. He touched a little on the lights and shadows systems, and being a visual learner myself I found all his teachings helpful, and all his methods very easy to understand.He also shared banking and kicking systems that he teaches in a simplified way. Many of the banking systems are his own and are very easy and are deadly accurate.
This is going to be a great DVD and a must have for anyone who wants to learn more about pocketing balls.
I want to thank RonV and his wife Eva for coming here and allowing us to capture this information. It was truly a pleasure to meet and work with both of them. I cannot thank them enough for sharing.
Mark
The film is in the can! At least I think that is what they use to say?:thumbup:
Wow... RonV gave us alot of great information to share.
We filmed 4 days, with a lot of different camera setups. I think we will answer many of your questions with this video.
Ron teaches the 90/90 system, which is a swivel/pivot system and it is very easy to catch on to (even for me)
He also shared banking and kicking systems that he teaches in a simplified way. Many of the banking systems are his own and are very easy and are deadly accurate.
This is going to be a great DVD and a must have for anyone who wants to learn more about pocketing balls.
I want to thank RonV and his wife Eva for coming here and allowing us to capture this information. It was truly a pleasure to meet and work with both of them. I cannot thank them enough for sharing.
Mark
Mark,
This is awesome news! Thank you so much! :thumbup:
I am very lucky to get to work with the people I have. I am glad I got the chance to meet Ron and learn from him first hand.
I have tried to understand the pivot systems before, having Ron show me his method first hand really cleared up a lot of things. Now if I can just get to the table with the new information instead of on the computer editing...I will be a happy camper...:thumbup:
Graphics
Something you can't really do with cameras is to show what the shooter sees on various shots. Maybe the shooter's view can be better depicted with graphics.
I imagine Ron would have to tell the graphics guy exactly what to portray.
You know it is really great that you are asking the questions. I don't know that anyone else doing videos has ever asked what works and doesn't work for the intended viewers.
Something you can't really do with cameras is to show what the shooter sees on various shots. Maybe the shooter's view can be better depicted with graphics.
I imagine Ron would have to tell the graphics guy exactly what to portray.
You know it is really great that you are asking the questions. I don't know that anyone else doing videos has ever asked what works and doesn't work for the intended viewers.
Patience does not hurt either when learning a new system..:thumbup:
Talked with Ron the other day. He was very optimistic about the footage he and Mark had gotten. Really looking forward to seeing the finished product! :thumbup: