Perfect Stroke = No Stroke?

What if we could just aim our cue like a rifle with the tip at the contact point and instead of stroking it simply pull a trigger to shoot it at any preset CB speed? Would taking the stroke out of the equation mean more accuracy/consistency or less refinement/creativity?

If your only motive is winning, fun or not, is the stroke an advantage or a drawback?

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If you could do this then things would be easier.

Shane Wolford VS Anthony Meglino (Action) $216K

You say such weirdly illogical things

YOU brought divisiveness over politics here, not I.

YOU continue to pepper main page threads with your political fanaticism.

YOU are unable to contain yourself and your mania as requested by many of your fellow users.
I responded to somebody else that brought it up. At least you're consistent with your dishonesty

Perfect Stroke = No Stroke?

We can see that the tighter the pockets, the most accurate and consistent players have developed a more compact stroke.
Every movement will reduce accuracy. Old school players with big stroke like Bustamante never had a chance as pocket gotten tighter over the years even before the age factor.
Unfortunately, the body mechanics requires that movement.
Busty beat the crap out of Shane in a couple TAR matches on a tight Diamond....

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