This is control of All 3 balls in 3 cushion at it's finest!
http://www.facebook.com/santo.viglianesi.official.page/videos/1058903360870777/
http://www.facebook.com/santo.viglianesi.official.page/videos/1058903360870777/
i am NOT a 3c player so cut me some slack with my comment....
from what i know (not much,,:embarrassed2: ) a ball along the side rail or in the coener is a "big ball"
the shooter seemed to put ball 2 into the middle of the table way away from the rail
obviously he was able to hit his track accurately...
and his run of 17 is testament to his skill
but to REALLY control all 3 balls wouldnt he want to put the ball in the "big ball " position
this post is not an attempt to get the 3c players flame me
but to teach me how getting the 2nd ball in the middle of the table is a good thing
PLEASE BE KIND I AM TRYING TO LEARN....
p.s. AN AN UNBELEIVABLE DEMONSTRATION OF SKILL WHICH I ONLY HOPE I COULD COME CLOSE ONE DAY
THANKS BILL FOR THE LINK ...STELLAR PLAY
Here is an example run using the open table technique:Nikos polychronopolous says in his video,
That The path to 1.2 ,higher play level, is open play
Keeping the balls out in the open
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i am NOT a 3c player so cut me some slack with my comment....
from what i know (not much,,:embarrassed2: ) a ball along the side rail or in the corner is a "big ball"
the shooter seemed to put ball 2 into the middle of the table way away from the rail
obviously he was able to hit his track accurately...
and his run of 17 is testament to his skill
but to REALLY control all 3 balls wouldnt he want to put the ball in the "big ball " position
this post is not an attempt to get the 3c players flame me
but to teach me how getting the 2nd ball in the middle of the table is a good thing
PLEASE BE KIND I AM TRYING TO LEARN....![]()
I think I counted 8 shots where ball 2 was ball 2 on the next shot. Meaning he placed ball2 to in a position to play it again. When that didn't happen he had a perfect natural by sending ball 2 into good ball 3 scoring position.
I'd say he only got into slight trouble twice and handled both perfectly ending in good position. Speaking of the backups. Being cruel you could possibly say shot 14 left him bad but the solution really wasn't that difficult although it resulted in the most difficult of the 2 backups.
Center of the table does not necessarily make the ball small.
Raymond Ceulemans vs Bill Smith: 1998 Carom Corner Tour - RR Match 3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7z1YdTQ4lLY
For players under .800 or so, the, 'Center table' position shots or 'Open table' positions are NOT the best choice for them! The degree of accuracy required and speed control of ALL 3 balls is above their pay grade. IMHO!
So if less than .800 I should make sure I place or keep ball 2 or 3 in the corner?
Is there a way to do that when position play is above my pay scale?
I was agreeing with you Caudron's incredible control. But just saying that a ball in the middle (depending) can still be big (er) I see no way for say a .400 player to control anything. Why is there an argument? Coach me on this. I'm not at .800.
