Recent content by quadrary

eye dominance I have a similar eye problem I use a similar stance and cue position to Darren Appleton

back hand english This has to be one of the silliest threads and arguments I have ever seen. The most obvious use of the term would be to apply English by moving you back hand while leaving your bridge hand stationary. Any other use of the term is fine but less than clear, especially if it...

thats good except that dead balls dont figure into handicaps and are only recorded to balance the score sheet

I agree for the most part. For me a great cue builder is the one who can deliver the cue to me at the exact specifications i lay out when i order it. For me that has been and will continue to be Brandon and Dave Jacoby.

That said my case has a woman on the back.

I will try to answer this. Western floral and Sheridan style in particular have been a standard in hand tooling with saddle and tack makers forever and thats where most hand tooling has been used as other products are added some of the traditional style remains. That said I will tool whatever...

i will be there I will be there also

if you really want to force accuracy grab some pool balls and play 9 ball on a snooker table.

be very aware of your grip hand you may be tightening your grip on the final stroke when shooting hard this will cause your tip to move,

jacoby of course everyone else just slips you a right handed cue

Ok here goes you screw up and get straight in on a shot and 1/2 inch from the object ball. 1st there is the hand stop you move your tip to about 1/8 inch from the cue ball get your cue down on the rail slide your rear hand forward till it touches the rail. Now adjust your grip so that your index...

there are also those who mistakenly believe that the only way to avoid a double hit is to shoot away from it. There are at least five ways to shoot in a close proximity situation with a legal shot.

That is an admirable quality in a friend.

If she is left eye dominant then she is correct. I must shoot with my left eye on the shot line to get the proper perspective for the shot. If I remember correctly Appleton shoots that way.

all I play on are 9' tables but as long as its a standard 2 to 1 ratio that line should be the same