First Session
Your first session should be boring on purpose: same drill, repeated reps, one small adjustment at a time.
This builds consistency fast and prevents “random practice” that feels busy but doesn’t improve much.
Load one drill, shoot it for 10–15 minutes, and leave with one clear thing to improve.
Session script (do this)
- Power on and load one drill
Load a drill from: Drills → ICA → Starter Module (If you need help, use l to open File Manager.)
- Shoot 10 attempts the same way
Set the balls exactly as shown and shoot the same shot 10 times. Don’t change speed/spin wildly yet — you’re establishing a baseline.
- Make ONE adjustment
Pick one variable and adjust it slightly — for example:
- aim line / alignment cue you’re using
- speed (a little softer or firmer)
- tip position (a half-tip difference)
- Shoot 10 more attempts
Shoot the exact same drill again with that one adjustment.
- Record the result
Write down:
- what you changed
- what improved (or got worse)
- what you’ll try next time
- Shut down safely
Use Quit → Shutdown and wait for the green LED to stop flashing before removing power.
Helpful keys during a session
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| ↑ / ↓ | Next / previous drill in the current folder |
| A | Show / hide Aiming Ball (if you want to figure it out yourself) |
| b | Blank the display while you shoot (press any key to return) |
| g | Toggle grid (helps with consistent ball placement) |
| ? | Show full shortcut list |
Don’t do this on Session 1
• Switching drills every 2 minutes
• Changing speed, spin, and aim all at once (you learn nothing)
• Practicing only “favorite shots” and avoiding weak ones