How Often Can You Run This?
- By maha
- Main Forum
- 157 Replies
low outside off the rail gives you some of the largest areas to drop the due ball into and still get position after the next ball. and easiest to control.
going from 5 to 6 with inside english and one rail or two isnt the easiest but okay for some
going up and down no english if too hard or soft gets you way off rather than outside and hitting two rails after the first or one long rail depending on your leave..
plus if you dont get enough angle you can always draw 3 or 4 rails to get position which is relatively easy as you cueball dies off the long rail before the 6 ball.
and like fuggles if you have a better way which works for you do it that way. he says he is a runout player so his way is probably valid.
and "most" all the shots if played like that could get you to position enough on wherever the next ball was on the table.
that might be the drill you need to experiment with after you get this one down pat.
going from 5 to 6 with inside english and one rail or two isnt the easiest but okay for some
going up and down no english if too hard or soft gets you way off rather than outside and hitting two rails after the first or one long rail depending on your leave..
plus if you dont get enough angle you can always draw 3 or 4 rails to get position which is relatively easy as you cueball dies off the long rail before the 6 ball.
and like fuggles if you have a better way which works for you do it that way. he says he is a runout player so his way is probably valid.
and "most" all the shots if played like that could get you to position enough on wherever the next ball was on the table.
that might be the drill you need to experiment with after you get this one down pat.