Low English
- By heater451
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- 9 Replies
If you are saying that you are cueing low-CENTER on those shots, then it's possible that you are striking truer on the centerline, so the cueball doesn't squirt, and therefore strike the target ball in an unintended place. Aiming low on the cueball brings you closer to where it sits on the cloth, so the visual naturally falls better on the centerline, and so hopefully that informs your cue alignment. I believe I've seen posts where some have mentioned that professional players will do their waggles aiming low, specifically to better align to the center, so it's not like I'm the only one with this belief.I getting more out of my game using low English on stop shots, draw and even position on shots that are at various angles. I don’t fully understand why unless I’m eliminating a loot ov variables that affect my contact with the object ball.
Also, in my experience, using bottom/draw on cuts usually requires cutting slightly more (thinner). So also *guessing* that you might normally aim a little overcut, and the draw compensates for that and brings you onto the expected line/hit.