PSR and CTE Aiming.

[JoeyInCali]

It's called a "disguised pivot"...........which you'll learn about one of these days.

Sssh, can you hear that?
https://youtu.be/7GgEfN4HsEs?t=3166
Look at all that invisible pivots by Efren.
Pfft!

 

[Low500]

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[JoeyInCali]

Your reading comprehension needs a pivot system also. I said "disguised pivots"...not "invisible pivots"
But. go ahead.....giggle, snicker, and ridicule to your heart's content.
Your awakening will happen on a pool table, in public, one of these days..........and you'll never know what happened to you in the match. Other than you lost your money.
Until your opponent decides to tell you, much later.
By the way, where do you play and will you play strangers?

And you still can't prove Efren pivots to aim.

 

[cookie man]

And what did your friends who talked to Bustamante about his aiming say ?

Does he aim like this guy ?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csbelnX-RDw

I never said he uses CTE. Just that he pivots.
People can draw there own conclusions

 

[cookie man]

Go ahead, show the video proof.

I linked how Busti aims.

Oh wait, they have invisible pivot. It's a secret.

In your video link go to 36:01 and tell me he doesn't pivot to center on his last stroke

 

[JoeyInCali]

In your video link go to 36:01 and tell me he doesn't pivot to center on his last stroke

His answer when asked he practice strokes on the left side of the cue ball ( which another player at Hard Times name Chico does also ), was it's a habit he developed .
Draw your own conclusion.
It has nothing to do with pivoting. He's looking at the cue ball in relation to the ob and he sees it better with the tip away from the cue ball.
Why does he practice stroke very low on the cue ball then hit the cue ball high when he has to ON THE last stroke?

https://youtu.be/6Y2qoCtdiak?t=2713
He tells you how he aims right there.

Tells you what he looks at .https://youtu.be/6Y2qoCtdiak?t=2757

 

[Dan White]

His answer when asked he practice strokes on the left side of the cue ball ( which another player at Hard Times name Chico does also ), was it's a habit he developed .
Draw your own conclusion.
It has nothing to do with pivoting. He's looking at the cue ball in relation to the ob and he sees it better with the tip away from the cue ball.
Why does he practice stroke very low on the cue ball then hit the cue ball high when he has to ON THE last stroke?

https://youtu.be/6Y2qoCtdiak?t=2713
He tells you how he aims right there.

Tells you what he looks at .https://youtu.be/6Y2qoCtdiak?t=2757

No no no. I say Busty is just resting!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vuW6tQ0218

 

[cookie man]

Why does he practice stroke very low on the cue ball then hit the cue ball high when he has to ON THE last stroke?

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The question is not WHY? The question is HOW, if it's not a pivot.

 

[Patrick Johnson]

The question is not WHY? The question is HOW, if it's not a pivot.

If he’s not pivoting for aiming purposes, how is it relevant here?

pj
chgo

 

[cookie man]

If he’s not pivoting for aiming purposes, how is it relevant here?

pj
chgo

I don't think anyone really knows if he's pivoting for aiming purposes or not

 

[JoeyInCali]

I don't think anyone really knows if he's pivoting for aiming purposes or not

When he shoots from behind the back and makes those ridiculous thin cuts, does he pivot?

 

[cookie man]

When he shoots from behind the back and makes those ridiculous thin cuts, does he pivot?

I heard he pivots when he plays tennis. Any insight on that?

 

[JoeyInCali]

I heard he pivots when he plays tennis. Any insight on that?

No, it's pingpong.
Ok, no goofing around Busti here.https://youtu.be/MdGAZRIPo3k?t=107

You really think he needs to pivot to judge the hit ?

Maybe we should ask about his wiggly elbow?

 

[cookie man]

No, it's pingpong.
Ok, no goofing around Busti here.https://youtu.be/MdGAZRIPo3k?t=107

You really think he needs to pivot to judge the hit ?

Maybe we should ask about his wiggly elbow?

Does he need to pivot, probably not. But he does for whatever reason.
I've seen him pivot, or line up low left. and hit center on a lag before. Why?

 

[JoeyInCali]

Does he need to pivot, probably not. But he does for whatever reason.
I've seen him pivot, or line up low left. and hit center on a lag before. Why?

Already explained it bud.
Bad habit he developed growing up but made up for by extremely sick talent .
Why did Cicero Murphy do it as well? Hell, he did it breaking on straight pool.

The man was barely a teenager when he walked in pool halls wearing shorts and a smoke in his mouth calling anyone out there. Hence, the nickname Django .
Cocked-in elbow like Efren b/c they could barely reach the table .
B/c of the cocked-in elbow, they developed the loosey-goosey grip as well .

If the TAR match with SVB is still available , watch it.
Busti missed an easy 10 after stroking on the left side and shooting to the center .
He quit doing it after that and won 2 nights of 3 for the cash.

 

[Low500]

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[JoeyInCali]

He missed it because he was jumping up and had been doing that on critical balls all through the match.
When he stayed down and did his pivoting to center ball, the balls split the pocket.
Never saw him jumping up like that...looked like the way I shoot. (I choke a lot under pressure)

He jumped because he saw he mishit the cue ball. And I remember him quitting that stroking to the left side of the cue ball after that .

You think all that pivoting is a good PSR?

Maybe you should watch Allison Fisher instead. Hell, we should all watch her instead . Then again, most of the very good Euro pros do that snooker PSR.
Down to which side of the pec they consistently keep their cue alignment.