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Well there is no more "sore" now. I would say it's kinda like the first time I took snooker lessons years ago and my coach told me to stand in the proper stance with the chin on the cue. After every session my body was sore because it wasn't used to the stance. But after getting used to it and...

I've been playing more often recently and here are some of my findings. My cue has to be on the left of my chin and my face has to be tilted at a slight angle so that my left eye is above the cue. My body is tilted more than a 45 degree angle to my line of aim in order to accommodate the head...

Hi Dr Dave, I will spend some time reviewing the materials again. Appreciate your effort in experimenting and compiling all these together. I have learnt a ton by going through your website. Will revert again soon. Best regards, Jameson Chin

Thank you Dr Dave. I have been using your page as a resource and reference quite extensively and have a lot of success with it. Once I get my LD shaft I will continue to experiment. So far, the only issue I've had is with FHE. I still do not understand how to use it even after reading through...

Yes I do know it's been a long time. Nevertheless I'm still interested to find out this aiming system. In all sincerity I've been searching the web, and all I could find was BHE and FHE which I'm currently using for my conventional shaft. It's not really that applicable for LD shafts because the...

Not that I know of personally. Mostly 8, 9 and 10 ball.

Hi James, Could you share your new aiming system? Regards, Jameson Chin

I'm also cross eye dominant. Right handed, left eye dominant. I never realized it until recently when I realized that I miss shots even though I seem to see that I'm correctly ok the line when standing up. That led me to start searching and finally understanding that eye dominance and your...

Thanks for all the input!! Super excited already!!

To not play when you are lack of sleep. ��������

Thanks for the reply! Will go try it out tomorrow on the tables!

comparing a drag shot and a slow roll, which would be a slower shot? Just curious because there are times when a ball is hanging in the pocket and I don't wanna travel far from that side of the table, I usually slow roll balls down, but sadly the table wasn't level and that cost me the match...

Reviving this thread! I'm playing with a 3/8x11 to wood joint Prather Cue with a maple shaft and I've always used a moori medium tip. When I got back to playing a couple of months ago, I would say that the leather tip has aged and has grown a little bit harder but still pretty much medium hard...

Actually sometimes I'm like that too. So I stopped playing for about 9 years and just came back to playing pool, then I realized sometimes I'm doing great and sometimes I can't see the shot. It turns out my stroke had deteriorated so bad that I wasn't shooting straight. So back to fundamentals...

Appreciate your response bro. I'll give my honest feedback after playing with it and getting used to it. Only then would I have something to compare. Thank you!!

I understood what you meant bro. And I appreciate it. It's gonna be my first LD shaft so anyways I'll just try it out. Next time I'll have something to compare. 😁

I'm officially excited at that statement!!

I was told that follow and draw should not have any effect on a LD shaft, but yet I've read about it on AZB that an LD shaft might give you some problems on force follows or power draw. As I've yet to receive my shaft, I have been playing around with the demo classic shaft at my local cue shop...

Nice! Thanks for the video!! Appreciate the help!!

FHE and BHE refers to Front Hand English and Back Hand English respectively. It's an aim-and-pivot method. You can google it. Thanks though!