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AimRight - What's that cut angle? P3: Table Geometry I video

This advanced AimRight video series shows the value of using AimRight angles for regular pool (pocket billiards) play (which is optional) and shows methods to determine the cut angle of a shot. Part 3 is an introduction to using Table Geometry to compute the angle by independently getting the object ball angle and the cue ball angle and subtracting or adding them to get the cut angle. Two types of shots are subject to in-depth analysis: shots close to the rail; and balls on the foot spot. This special method is for the right type of person and takes a commitment. This video provides enough detail to experiment with the method and for you to see if you want more. If you want to know the angles for your favorite table, I can provide a custom report. Inquire via email. The AimRight won an Editor's Choice award at Billiard Product Reviews! Read the review at http://billiardproductreviews.com/202... If you are new to the AimRight, you should watch more introductory videos, starting with the Overview and also the one demonstrating shooting the 16 basic cut angles. And to learn how you might aim the shots, check the Aiming video. AimRight training is based on specific angles which you learn how to aim/shoot to develop consistent and solid fundamentals. Plus learn where the cue ball goes after the shot (for position) at each cut angle. If one also learns to estimate cut angles, the AimRight training angles can be used in general play. The AimRight itself is a simple pool-shooting practice aid that can deliver amazing results. Contact [email protected] to purchase an AimRight practice tool, learn about other products or for more information. Seyberts.com currently sells the AimRight at a discount. A detailed 10 page user's guide and more is included. You may want professional coaching to help you learn faster. One source to find a local instructor is http://playbetterbilliards.com/. Made in the U.S.A. Errata: Once or twice, I incorrectly referred to angles as referenced to the 'side rail', when I should have referenced to the 'short rail' (SR). For the 34.3° cut to the side pocket, I showed the wrong cue ball data At 22:22, I incorrectly show 1.9D; it should be 0.85D. At 22:26, it should then be 11° 0:00 Introduction 1:30 It's Challenging 2:49 Object Ball Angles 3:42 Cue Ball Angles 4:21 Shot Introduction 4:48 Near Rail 61° 6:16 Near Rail 39° 7:14 Near Rail 22° 8:16 Near Rail 11° 9:15 Near Rail 11° Back cut 10:03 Short Rail Corner P:61° 11:04 Side P: 61° 12:10 Corner P: 22° 13:06 Side P: 22° 13:51 Corner P: 18° Back cut 14:35 Side P: 18° Back cut 15:21 Side P: 39° Back cut 16:04 Near Rail Wrapup 16:15 Drill 16:29 Foot Spot Shots 16:44 Spot Shot: 30° 17:35 Spot Shot: 43° 18:20 Spot Shot: 49° 19:06 Spot Shot: 61° 19:52 Corner P: 22° 20:41 Side P: 22° 21:23 Corner P: 34° 22:08 Side P: 34° 22:53 Corner P: 54° 23:36 Side P: 54° 24:27 Foot Spot Shot Wrapup 24:45 Drill 25:46 45° OB Line 27:04 1/4 Ball hit shots 28:20 Angle Advisory 29:43 Future Topics 30:44 Up to YOU