The System
My system has a "golden nugget" that will make you more confident of your abilities than you have ever been. It's the reason I developed books to show it to you. It's called the Outer Perimeter Line. Once you learn to look for that-- the cut you put on the ball has been answered.
Then you can look to the spin you need (Flight of the Cue Ball) and then the stroke (Control the Cue Ball). Then its wash, rinse and repeat your way through the rack.
I expect you to improve (by 1 spot ball) immediately upon (partial reading) of the Target Ball Concept and you'll get much more from it as you use it. I see no problem in gaining 2 to 3 balls improvement in a short time and "that's quite a bit." As you improve all three areas of your game you seal in your improvement because of things you learned you have come to know.
You'll have a higher confidence and achieve more because the steps are the same and its easily learned.
It is the easiest to learn aiming technique for Pool on planet Earth which is why I developed materials for you to see it. I've played this way all of my life and I'm playing people that can really play 650 to 710 Fargos.
Your stroke and fundamentals will improve because you know how the shot goes in if your fundamentals are maintained.
Aiming--Side Spin--Cue Ball Control is a lot of the game. Being better at those 3 things covers a lot of ground. From there its learning moves which are gotten through playing and competition.
My system has a "golden nugget" that will make you more confident of your abilities than you have ever been. It's the reason I developed books to show it to you. It's called the Outer Perimeter Line. Once you learn to look for that-- the cut you put on the ball has been answered.
Then you can look to the spin you need (Flight of the Cue Ball) and then the stroke (Control the Cue Ball). Then its wash, rinse and repeat your way through the rack.
I expect you to improve (by 1 spot ball) immediately upon (partial reading) of the Target Ball Concept and you'll get much more from it as you use it. I see no problem in gaining 2 to 3 balls improvement in a short time and "that's quite a bit." As you improve all three areas of your game you seal in your improvement because of things you learned you have come to know.
You'll have a higher confidence and achieve more because the steps are the same and its easily learned.
It is the easiest to learn aiming technique for Pool on planet Earth which is why I developed materials for you to see it. I've played this way all of my life and I'm playing people that can really play 650 to 710 Fargos.
Your stroke and fundamentals will improve because you know how the shot goes in if your fundamentals are maintained.
Aiming--Side Spin--Cue Ball Control is a lot of the game. Being better at those 3 things covers a lot of ground. From there its learning moves which are gotten through playing and competition.
