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C.J.
Got to work on TOI for first time since your PM. By the way thanks and got
email that DVD has been shipped. I really had fun playing for the first time
in a long time. I don't get to play much but when I do I struggled so bad
to get back in stroke I would just quit after a short time and figured I would never be able to play again. If today is any indicator shortstops
beware. Seriously I was pocketing most shots much better than I have
in a long time. And popping them in instead of spinning them in is a lot
more fun. One thing I wanted to ask you is, some shots CTC is such a full
hit that I had to get way inside and hit real hard and CTE was to thin. So
I added one in the middle CTM (or what ever). This worked real well for
me. I never had to go more than a tip inside and could keep my stroke
the same speed. What do you think. Hope you don't say this is the dumbest thing you ever heard go back to making chalk holders. The only
other thing that a had a little problem with was backward cuts but I
think if I just work on them I will be okay. I played using TOI on all shots
even if I needed OS for position. I would not have believed it but you
can play position on all but a very few with TOI.
Jack
 
you aren't moving your WHOLE CUE over TOI, and are moving your TIP in a slight pivot

jackpot said:
C.J.
Got to work on TOI for first time since your PM. By the way thanks and got
email that DVD has been shipped. I really had fun playing for the first time
in a long time. I don't get to play much but when I do I struggled so bad
to get back in stroke I would just quit after a short time and figured I would never be able to play again. If today is any indicator shortstops
beware. Seriously I was pocketing most shots much better than I have
in a long time. And popping them in instead of spinning them in is a lot
more fun. One thing I wanted to ask you is, some shots CTC is such a full
hit that I had to get way inside and hit real hard and CTE was to thin. So
I added one in the middle CTM (or what ever). This worked real well for
me. I never had to go more than a tip inside and could keep my stroke
the same speed. What do you think. Hope you don't say this is the dumbest thing you ever heard go back to making chalk holders. The only
other thing that a had a little problem with was backward cuts but I
think if I just work on them I will be okay. I played using TOI on all shots
even if I needed OS for position. I would not have believed it but you
can play position on all but a very few with TOI.
Jack
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You will be able to play position on all shots using the TOI in three weeks if you play an hour a day. The only exception is if you're going to the rail and need to change the angle or if you need to curve the cue ball. Occasionally if I'm VERY close to the object ball I'll pivot to center to apply a modest amount of "helping English". I do this by choice, not necessity.

Be easy on yourself, this system took thousands of hours to develop, so it takes more than a few days to "master". You must master your one TOI shot first. If you have to have a connection point between center and edge that tell me you are doing something incorrect.

I would say, after fixing this issue a few times that you aren't moving your WHOLE CUE over TOI, and are moving your TIP in a slight "pivot". This will cause you to undercut shots aligned to center and that sounds like what you're dong.

I can fix these things very quickly if I can see your TOI shot. Maybe come up to Dallas and I'll take a look "for old times sake". I want you to get this buddy, it will make pool MUCH more fun and I'm talking from personal experience. If I couldn't use TOI I'd quit and play golf full time. ;)

Let's get together and I'll speed up your progress, and in the mean time MAKE SURE you're not pivoting your TIP....this is N.G. for the TOI. 'The Game is the Teacher'
 
CJ Wiley said:
You will be able to play position on all shots using the TOI in three weeks if you play an hour a day. The only exception is if you're going to the rail and need to change the angle or if you need to curve the cue ball. Occasionally if I'm VERY close to the object ball I'll pivot to center to apply a modest amount of "helping English". I do this by choice, not necessity.

Be easy on yourself, this system took thousands of hours to develop, so it takes more than a few days to "master". You must master your one TOI shot first. If you have to have a connection point between center and edge that tell me you are doing something incorrect.

I would say, after fixing this issue a few times that you aren't moving your WHOLE CUE over TOI, and are moving your TIP in a slight "pivot". This will cause you to undercut shots aligned to center and that sounds like what you're dong.

I can fix these things very quickly if I can see your TOI shot. Maybe come up to Dallas and I'll take a look "for old times sake". I want you to get this buddy, it will make pool MUCH more fun and I'm talking from personal experience. If I couldn't use TOI I'd quit and play golf full time. ;)

Let's get together and I'll speed up your progress, and in the mean time MAKE SURE you're not pivoting your TIP....this is N.G. for the TOI. 'The Game is the Teacher'
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After going to your website and watching that gal bang balls in like nothing I am going to try your CD. Only thing is I only saw the Pay For View option. Please tell me how I can get the CD.

PS I love using TOI on a long shot off the rail. It helped me win a match last week. I have always practiced TOI for the last 10 years, so I am somewhat used to using it. I just need some instruction.

Thanks!
 
I talked to Johnny Archer about the TOI and he is using it on rail shots

whitewolf said:
After going to your website and watching that gal bang balls in like nothing I am going to try your CD. Only thing is I only saw the Pay For View option. Please tell me how I can get the CD.

PS I love using TOI on a long shot off the rail. It helped me win a match last week. I have always practiced TOI for the last 10 years, so I am somewhat used to using it. I just need some instruction.

Thanks!
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Yes, I talked to Johnny Archer about the TOI and he is using it on rail shots said he's hitting them better than he ever has. It's just so difficult to hit the exact center when you're on the rail that favoring one side is essential. Of course I like doing it on all shots, so the "shot pattern" is the same.

The first order of DVDs came in today, and they are sold out....the next ones come in on Tuesday and you can see them on my web site by clicking the logo.
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Some people get a funny feeling inside if they think I sold a video on here, so I'll send you the TOI Video free in a private message.....don't tell anyone. ;) it's a secret.
 
Would love to

C.J.
I would love to take you up on your offer. Just PM me when would be
a good time for you. Thanks a bunch I can't wait.
jack
 
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