Recent content by wonderd

thank you for all your help, im sure my game will definatly improve now ;)

understood, is there anything particular pay i should be breathing during these strokes?

I think i understand everything except the pause. Set...eyes move from cue ball to aiming point.....(at this point my tip is within a couple centamiters away from the qb) Pause...eyes STILL on aiming point........ (am i pausing with the que stick still a couple centameters from the qb, or...

i was just looking for something like, 1. look at where you want the ob to go 2. line up where the qb need to hit the ob. 3 get in position 4. put your cue to the qb and line your cue to hit the qb down the targeted path in the center of the qb......and i would need help from there with the...

i understand completely where my eyes should be now, but could you explain the stroking process a little bit and what i should be doing between the stops?

i c, so while your strokeing the stick (haha) to move the ball foward(the final stroke), my should be looking at the point on the object ball where I want the QB to hit. I should not be looking at the QB or any spot on the table, just the OB correct?

can some explain where your eyes should be looking before you take the shot?

what i would like to know is the proper steps to that one part, and where should my eyes be before taking the shot?

im not to sure what you mean? would you be able to just tell me the proper steps to take when aiming and where my eyes should end up before the shot?

i just came back from playing and i notice before i shoot my eyes bounce back and forth between the OB and the QB. I really wish i could find some professional steps.

thank you for the clerification what is SPF? and what is the proper eye pattern for shooting pool? I still have not came across a clear answer

I came across this thread while searching google looking for information on where my eyes should be when shooting. I know my eye pattern is off and would like to correct it. So my question is what does PEP stand for. You say PEP is the second most important thing, so what is the first?