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How To Apply Side Spin To the Cue Ball Section 2 Of 3
Comment: Hey onerock, With low deflection cues you want to use a longer bridge combined with a little back hand english AND a little front hand english and you should really like that. With a shorter bridhe you want to use more front hand english and less back hand english. Just back hand english with low squirt shafts is tough like you say, not impossible but tough thats why I like to use a little of both. Wish I ran into that old timer when I was beginning!
5 months ago
Meet Joe Tucker Professional Pocket Billiards Player/instructor
Comment: Hey Cliff, I was too straight there to hit that with smooth high right, could have forced it or punched it into the rail with middle to high right but that stroke can get away from ya once in a while. I don't really like the way I did end up going but sometimes or maost of the time you have to choose between the better of 2 evils. I should have had more angle on the 7 and all would have been much easier. Thanks for watching & commenting.
5 months ago
olgoat
Comment: Thanks for the message & best of luck developing new skills. The most important thing is to observe the shot and say "why did I miss?" squirt or bad aim change and then adjust. You can do it, soft eyes and observe the shot as it happens. Joe T
7 months ago
How To Apply Side Spin To the Cue Ball & Its Effects
Comment: Thanks Tom, the more we educate the better we'll all be!!
7 months ago
How To Do a Rail Workout in Pocket Billiards
Comment: Bata is the best so I'll speak softly with respect. It's a flexible exercise, if you're good enough to play them as they lie then you should do it that way. If you're a beginner or lower level player then I suggest many ball in hands to begin with and whenever you get good position then play it from there. Thanks for dweating it.
8 months ago
kai
Comment: Kai your recipes and instruction may have finally put me over the top for when it comes to learning how to cook. What ingredients should I stock up on?
9 months ago
How To Apply Side Spin To the Cue Ball Section 2 Of 3