The Pause

When I took a lesson with Scott Lee many years ago, he told me that his review of pro players showed that there was always a pause on the backstroke, even if it was momentary or extremely short.

I see a lot of amateur players that have a jerky transition between the backstroke and the stroke itself, especially on shots where they have to hit the ball hard, and I think the pause is very helpful to counteract that. Do you not see players with that jerky transition? If so, what do you recommend?

Same, had a very similar discussion with him when I took a lesson. I'm not always great at executing it but when I'm playing my best there is a brief pause at the back of my stroke and it really seems to help me deliver the cue to the CB consistently. But I struggle with getting pokey at times and when I do the results are not good.

Spanish Open Up And Running In Gandia

ACTION GOT UNDERWAY today on the Predator Euro Tour as the Revora Spanish Open kicked off in in Gandia. There were several rounds played on the men’s Euro Tour as a high-quality 165-player field assembled. A few of the players had made the dash back from Doha where they were playing in the Qatar World Cup 10-Ball and semi-finalists Wojciech Szewczyk and Daniel Maciol will be getting their Spanish Open campaign underway on Friday. One player clocking up the airmiles is Hungary’s Oliver Szolnoki whose relentless travelling finds a last stop off in Gandia. 11 months ago in this same venue, he […]

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