LAMas,
Something to think about is what you said about the cue ball circumference and how the tip may make better contact with a swipe. This is similar to what I was saying about the BHE being more effective with the crossover stroke. If you start in the center of the cue ball with BHE, you move out to the edge of the cue ball to finish. More chance to miscue and you are using the edge of the tip on your follow through.
Starting at the opposite side of the cue ball allows you to finish closer to center and use more of the middle of your tip. The alignment for spin left or right is the same. You just start in a different spot. It's magic! And everybody knows magic isn't real. :grin:
Best,
Mike
Something to think about is what you said about the cue ball circumference and how the tip may make better contact with a swipe. This is similar to what I was saying about the BHE being more effective with the crossover stroke. If you start in the center of the cue ball with BHE, you move out to the edge of the cue ball to finish. More chance to miscue and you are using the edge of the tip on your follow through.
Starting at the opposite side of the cue ball allows you to finish closer to center and use more of the middle of your tip. The alignment for spin left or right is the same. You just start in a different spot. It's magic! And everybody knows magic isn't real. :grin:
Best,
Mike