a preview from the new AZ video series - coming soon
You have effectively put yourself in a situation that your accuracy will improve with acceleration. If a "straight ball" hitter relies on acceleration it will only amplify the range of their misses (left OR right). Utilizing the "Touch of Inside" the scenario changes where you will be more accurate when accelerating which is adding another positive habit. Your Game is a direct representation of how many positive habits you have "packaged".
Margin of error for a machine is something you can calculate in a simple formula because a machine has no "Touch". With a human being, margin of error is often effected by the chosen perception of reality. You will generate more "Touch" by adjusting how you choose to see a situation, or target, reducing unwanted variatables - this is another way to reduce margin of error.
As human beings we want to reduce "moving parts", and systematically put ourselves in a position to perform consistently.
Hitting the primary target in pool {The Cue Ball} on the same side achieves this and enables us to stroke with more confidence. This confidence adds something to our pocket billiard games that is essential (in my opinion), A SENSE OF WELL BEING. This "sense" far outweighs any simple "margin of error" because it effects your whole Persona* and makes The Game MUCH more rewarding to the player. 'The Game is the Teacher'
You have effectively put yourself in a situation that your accuracy will improve with acceleration. If a "straight ball" hitter relies on acceleration it will only amplify the range of their misses (left OR right). Utilizing the "Touch of Inside" the scenario changes where you will be more accurate when accelerating which is adding another positive habit. Your Game is a direct representation of how many positive habits you have "packaged".
Margin of error for a machine is something you can calculate in a simple formula because a machine has no "Touch". With a human being, margin of error is often effected by the chosen perception of reality. You will generate more "Touch" by adjusting how you choose to see a situation, or target, reducing unwanted variatables - this is another way to reduce margin of error.
As human beings we want to reduce "moving parts", and systematically put ourselves in a position to perform consistently.
Hitting the primary target in pool {The Cue Ball} on the same side achieves this and enables us to stroke with more confidence. This confidence adds something to our pocket billiard games that is essential (in my opinion), A SENSE OF WELL BEING. This "sense" far outweighs any simple "margin of error" because it effects your whole Persona* and makes The Game MUCH more rewarding to the player. 'The Game is the Teacher'
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