Cue Action Trainer

This gives the simplest overview of what the CAT helps you to do in your game, and why you have more in common with Ronnie O’Sullivan than you may think.

This came after many requests from players of varying standards who were not sure what CAT exercises were most appropriate for them.

This lists the most common problems I have seen players solve over the years when using the CAT, and which of the CAT modes and instructional videos to apply to each problem.

Split into 12 topics of the game, a selection of these common solvable problems are:

“I don’t know if my issue is vision centre, or centre cue ball striking, or cueing, or potting angle recognition.”

“I always hit balls to same side of the pocket.”

“I put unintentional side on everything”

“My stance, grip, cue arm, bridge, technique has problems.”

“My cueing, backswing, or delivery are not straight.”

“My cueing is jerky, stabby, snatchy, or I think I have ‘The Yips’.”

“I can’t see the potting angles on thin blues, low blacks etc.”

“I miscue when I play with top, screw, or side.”

“I am rubbish with (and perhaps, even, the worst player in the world with) the rest!”

This collection of recordings was of the launch day of the CAT, with the first 16 lucky owners in the world.
My mum, my wife, and I had spent about 60 hours each in the previous five days getting everything ready ‘Just In Time’… and I managed to stay awake when covering the following topics to the group:

The CAT Story, and how is came to be.

Thank you’s to vital members of the team (who were also there on the day including mum and ex fiancée – now wife - Fang) who made it happen, with an explanation of the role they played.

The world’s first public demonstration by me of all the available CAT Modes. This includes the moment the term ‘Divorce Mode’ was coined!