How do you get to autopilot though? You get there by learning and practicing until it becomes automatic. Stan lays out a foundation to allow a player to get into automatic mode.
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How do you get to autopilot though? You get there by learning and practicing until it becomes automatic. Stan lays out a foundation to allow a player to get into automatic mode.
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Where's all the guys that have said that you will never see anyone using CTE do real good in a big tournament? (and Stan's not the only one using it in this tournament.)
All I'd like to here form them is that there is something to it. Might not be for everyone, but there is something to it. (won't hold my breath waiting though)
You're right, Neil. There IS something to it. (Now you can stop holding your breath.)
You're also right when you say Stan's not the only one using CTE in this tournament. Stevie Moore used it too. :duck:
Roger
JB is right ,Stan will tell you to practice what he teachs you until its all part of your routine. He just got back to playing ,he hasnt played in tournys for 4 1/2 years been back about a month now
1st GSBT bank Cinci
3rd GSBT 9 ball Cinci
9-12 at the white diamonds tourny (i think)
now in the final 32 of the US OPEN
Not to damn bad for your first month back on the tourny scene!
Keep drilling them Stan .
1st GSBT bank Cinci
3rd GSBT 9 ball Cinci
9-12 at the white diamonds tourny (i think)
now in the final 32 of the US OPEN
Not to damn bad for your first month back on the tourny scene!
Keep drilling them Stan .
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There's not a thing wrong with Pro1 or CTE and only a cur dog would attempt to supply the dog do-do. Stan uses it all of the time and it is a fantastic way to learn how to aim. Pro1 is the Autopilot aiming method of Stan's refined CTE.
Pro1 is Stan Shuffett's SIGNATURE AIMING SYSTEM and he is trying to make a living teaching pool. People like you should just eat the crow and shut up.
Quit your hating and let people have a little fun.
Phil Burford also won his late night match, bringing him into the top 32 also. Pretty spectacular showing for a first time player in this event. Good luck to both Stan and Phil! :thumbup: Keep it going tomorrow!
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You're right, Neil. There IS something to it. (Now you can stop holding your breath.)
You're also right when you say Stan's not the only one using CTE in this tournament. Stevie Moore used it too. :duck:
Roger
Phil Burford uses "it" as well. Also Darren Appleton uses something similar called the SEE system.
I suspect a lot of players use what we now think of as "alternative" methods to aim but they just don't disclose what they use.
Don't know but I could tell you what the guy who beat him at Turning Stone uses if I felt like it. I asked that guy flat out many years ago when he was working for us at one of the shows in Vegas. He showed me how he aims and told me why.
That guy is a gilt-edged bonafide Champeen.
Subtle, yet deep....:smile:
If he was working for you he probably had been issued his aluminum foil cap and decoder ring.
Lou Figueroa
There are a few aluminum caps still in the tournament, Lou. Ain't that something?
I'll bet your house that "Stan the Man" was used by someone long before Musial attached to it.
Stan doesn't use "The Man," for what it's worth. I added that to the thread title simply because he IS the man and because it rhymes. Image that?
Yes, but, you'd have to admit "Stan the Man" is generally recognized to be Musial. I was introduced at a US Open one year as "St. Louie Louie" and I corrected the TD saying, "No. That one's been taken."
Personally I think your use of the moniker is a little preposterous, but that's just me.
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