Cut-Induced Throw Intro II: Recognize, Avoid, Minimize -- Test it Yourself

To step up your shot making accuracy, you may need to deepen your learning about Cut-Induced Throw. This introductory series covers what, why, why you should care and what to do about it. This second video explains the first steps of what you can do about it Those first steps are Recognize, Avoid and Minimize. Also we show how to easily test CIT for yourself. The new AimRight V3.0 includes a feature to allow setup at specific CIT angles, permitting focused learning. The latest AimRight V3.0 bundle includes the document: Data for Advancing Players with gives tables of data on aspects of shooting and position play and includes expected CIT values for various shots. That data allows you to focus on critical shots. You can also test your equipment and see if it matches expectations or if it's substandard and gives excessive throw and needs to be upgraded. Contact [email protected] to purchase an AimRight practice tool, the Cut Angle Challenge 101 game (via download) or an AimRight bundle including the AimRight, and the Cut Angle Challenge 101 game and the Data for Advancing Players document l (also available from Seyberts.com). A user's guide and more is included with an AimRight. 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. 0:00 Intro 0:51 Mastery 1:25 Recognition 2:36 Situations 4:32 Types of Shots 5:18 Friction 6:00 More CIT 6:46 Highest CIT 8:45 What to do? 11:14 Now what? 11:45 Less CIT 12:43 Variations 13:53 Test it 17:13 Wrapup