Unable to See Center Ball

Dan White said:
I agree. I don't usually get down on a shot directly. I see the straight on line and as I get down I move into position from that straight in beginning point. By the time I am set the shot looks right. I guess some hucksters would call that aiming from an offset or some BS.
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So it seems that you have no clue as to what it means to be aiming from an offset. Go figure.
Some would call that, playing from your keyboard.
 
cookie man said:
You made the smart ass comment about offset aiming, are you admitting that you don’t have a clue what offset aiming is?
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I think my statement was pretty accurate. I'm admitting that given the newest service pack (tm joey) instructions, it isn't clear that "offset" is an accurate description of CTE aiming. I thought that you, being an expert, could quickly clear up the ambiguity.
 
Dan White said:
I think my statement was pretty accurate. I'm admitting that given the newest service pack (tm joey) instructions, it isn't clear that "offset" is an accurate description of CTE aiming. I thought that you, being an expert, could quickly clear up the ambiguity.
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I could very easily clear it up. The question is why do you make comments about something you knew nothing of along with taking a pot shot against someone who doesn’t post here anymore. That’s the description of the lowest form of an online poster and it fits you perfectly.
 
cookie man said:
I could very easily clear it up. The question is why do you make comments about something you knew nothing of along with taking a pot shot against someone who doesn’t post here anymore. That’s the description of the lowest form of an online poster and it fits you perfectly.
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I doubt it.
 
cookie man said:
Of course you do. Meanwhile haven’t heard your version
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Why do you need my version? I can kind of guess what the offset is based on Mohrt's instructions but it would only be a guess. He says to cock head toward the pocket, find aim and sight lines and then look at the inside edge of the cb while imagining a new line through the cb. That's the shot line. Now I orient my stroke around that shot line, which implies that I am aligning my normal vision center on that line before getting down to shoot. So where is the offset?

Then there's the little matter of why you then look at the object ball if you already have the shot line. It seems that looking at the ob after doing all of that would affect where you put the cue, but that's a different subject.
 
Dan White said:
Why do you need my version? I can kind of guess what the offset is based on Mohrt's instructions but it would only be a guess. He says to cock head toward the pocket, find aim and sight lines and then look at the inside edge of the cb while imagining a new line through the cb. That's the shot line. Now I orient my stroke around that shot line, which implies that I am aligning my normal vision center on that line before getting down to shoot. So where is the offset?

Then there's the little matter of why you then look at the object ball if you already have the shot line. It seems that looking at the ob after doing all of that would affect where you put the cue, but that's a different subject.
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Guessing, lol. Can’t put it in your own words, lol. I guess I’ve been correct all along. You know nothing, even after 15 or so years, about CTE.
 
Patrick Johnson said:
Says the guy who has never even tried to “put it in his own words”.

Oh yeah, lol...

pj
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At least I don’t make false claims. And it’s actually very easy to describe. It’s just fun actually knowing that you guys have been wrong for over 20 years.
CTE, still not a fractional system.
 
cookie man said:
Guessing, lol. Can’t put it in your own words, lol. I guess I’ve been correct all along. You know nothing, even after 15 or so years, about CTE.
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Guessing, lol.

There is a difference between understanding how to perform the steps and understanding the contrived buzzwords associated with it such as "visual intelligence" or "offset aiming."
 
Dan White said:
Guessing, lol.

There is a difference between understanding how to perform the steps and understanding the contrived buzzwords associated with it such as "visual intelligence" or "offset aiming."
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And all you have is guesses concerning anything CTE.
 
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