Frazer's testimony
(he took the course last year):

What were they going to teach me to make me a better player? 

The answer is that they teach a method.  It’s not tricks nor adjustments to how one currently plays, but a series of steps and concepts that one can employ methodically and consistently.  I came away realizing that I’d been thinking about it all wrong, and that my good days and bad days  were owed to a lack of methodology and consistency (even though I thought I was being consistent).  Before, my shooting was all over the map — some days I’d shoot 10%, and some days I’d shoot 70%.  Now I consistently shoot 50% or better because I know the form, and I know how to get myself into the zone I need to be in to play well.  I owe that to CIEP.  In pointing they helped me realize that I need to be playing the donnée and not the cochonnet. That adjustment is a longer and slower one for me, but it is starting to turn the corner to making my pointing more consistent, if not yet better.