Pagulayan weighs in on CB last

SSP said:
Quote of the day.......
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There are so many body types, arm lengths, speed of strokes, heights, weights, length of strokes, grips, and I'm sure there are more but here's the point, there is only one right way to stroke, and that is to make the cue strike through the cueball in a straight line at the proper point of aim for the particular shot you are are attempting to make, how you accomplish this may vary because of the variables listed above, find the best way to accomplish this goal that works for YOU, Measure your game by your improvement, more than likely it will take longer than you want it to......
 
SSP said:
There are so many body types, arm lengths, speed of strokes, heights, weights, length of strokes, grips, and I'm sure there are more but here's the point, there is only one right way to stroke, and that is to make the cue strike through the cueball in a straight line at the proper point of aim for the particular shot you are are attempting to make, how you accomplish this may vary because of the variables listed above, find the best way to accomplish this goal that works for YOU, Measure your game by your improvement, more than likely it will take longer than you want it to......
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For me, slightly longer than the last ice age!!
 
Jimmorrison said:
It depends on the shot. There are some that you need to look at cue ball last. I’d guess for over 90% of players, it’s object ball last, on over 90% of shots
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I will look at the OB last unless I'm tree topped, then I will look at CB last, it helps me from hitting off-center as much and unintentionally playing a masse with the cue ball.
 
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