Just spent four days with Hunter Lombardo . While we were working on a case project he took some time to discuss Center to Edge aiming. Hunter is without a doubt the highest rated professional player who knows this system in every imaginable aspect and can explain the why and how without any ambiguity. He understands body mechanics and vision better than any other person I have ever seen talking about it. He is also very direct, no-nonsense, no bs, and very very very efficient in his analysis and solutions.
If you seek professional coaching that will improve your skills overall and get you moving up levels by building a really solid foundation then Hunter will do that for you.
But I tell you now that you should be prepared to listen and work. Empty your cup before starting so that your mind is not full of whatever you learned anywhere else. This is really important because the more you want to argue and contrast the more you will be paying to hear yourself talk with zero benefit to you.I am so confident that if Hunter accepts you as a student and you are not happy then I will refund you the cost of the first hour myself.
This is just my personal experience testimonial, not because I am saying that my skill has jumped immediately or because I am excited about something "new".
It is because this man is a well of truth. His pool knowledge and experience in the professional and road-player arena is far deeper than people know. He is a very low-key individual who studies deeply. Think Sherlock Holmes of pool or Rainman.
If you have ever had interest in learning the center to edge method and/or being coached by an elite player then getting with Hunter is your ticket to improvement in your mind/body/understanding of how and why things are and should be done on the pool table.
This is completely unsolicited, Hunter Lombardo doesn't know I am putting this up. He is just that good.
And like most valuable things his time is in short supply so consider that when you contact him.
If you want to learn cte then purchase a copy of Stan Shuffett s new book called Center Pocket Music at www.justcueit.com and/or watch Stan's new series on his YouTube Channel.
That will give you the proper grounding before you spend time with Hunter if learning CTE from him is something you want to do.
That's it. Play well, with intention and enjoy the direct success of bending the balls to your will.
If you seek professional coaching that will improve your skills overall and get you moving up levels by building a really solid foundation then Hunter will do that for you.
But I tell you now that you should be prepared to listen and work. Empty your cup before starting so that your mind is not full of whatever you learned anywhere else. This is really important because the more you want to argue and contrast the more you will be paying to hear yourself talk with zero benefit to you.I am so confident that if Hunter accepts you as a student and you are not happy then I will refund you the cost of the first hour myself.
This is just my personal experience testimonial, not because I am saying that my skill has jumped immediately or because I am excited about something "new".
It is because this man is a well of truth. His pool knowledge and experience in the professional and road-player arena is far deeper than people know. He is a very low-key individual who studies deeply. Think Sherlock Holmes of pool or Rainman.
If you have ever had interest in learning the center to edge method and/or being coached by an elite player then getting with Hunter is your ticket to improvement in your mind/body/understanding of how and why things are and should be done on the pool table.
This is completely unsolicited, Hunter Lombardo doesn't know I am putting this up. He is just that good.
And like most valuable things his time is in short supply so consider that when you contact him.
If you want to learn cte then purchase a copy of Stan Shuffett s new book called Center Pocket Music at www.justcueit.com and/or watch Stan's new series on his YouTube Channel.
That will give you the proper grounding before you spend time with Hunter if learning CTE from him is something you want to do.
That's it. Play well, with intention and enjoy the direct success of bending the balls to your will.